Epistle of James
letter · book of the New Testament attributed to James
In the canon lists
Disputed — The canon as Eusebius found it, c. 325. the so-called epistle of James, §3 (eusebius-he, HE III.25)
Received — The list appended to the canons of Laodicea, c. 363. Seven Catholic Epistles, to wit, one of James — what Eusebius called disputed, this list simply receives (percival-seven-councils, Laodicea, canon LX; kept by Eastern Orthodox Church from AD 692)
Received — The list in the eighty-fifth Apostolic Canon, c. 380. one of James (percival-seven-councils, Apostolic Canons, canon LXXXV; kept by Eastern Orthodox Church from AD 692)
Received — The list in the African Code, 419. The Epistles of James the Apostle, j. (percival-seven-councils, African Code, canon XXIV; kept by Archbishop of Carthage from AD 419, Eastern Orthodox Church from AD 692)
People
- James the Just author