Second Epistle of John

In the canon lists

Disputed — The canon as Eusebius found it, c. 325. those that are called the second and third of John, whether they belong to the evangelist or to another person of the same name, §3 (eusebius-he, HE III.25)

Received — The list appended to the canons of Laodicea, c. 363. Seven Catholic Epistles: three of John (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. three of John (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 John the Apostle, iij. (percival-seven-councils, African Code, canon XXIV; kept by Archbishop of Carthage from AD 419, Eastern Orthodox Church from AD 692)

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