A work transmitted under Clement of Rome’s name: Pseudo Clement, Clementine Homilies, Homily 1. The catalog identifies it as a pseudonymous writing. The opening subject is “good out of evil.” Topics include the soul, truth, and judgment.
A work transmitted under Clement of Rome’s name: Pseudo Clement, Clementine Homilies, Homily 10. The catalog identifies it as a pseudonymous writing. The opening subject is “ignorance and error.” Topics include idolatry, judgment, and sin.
A work transmitted under Clement of Rome’s name: Pseudo Clement, Clementine Homilies, Homily 11. The catalog identifies it as a pseudonymous writing. The opening subject is “giving all diligence.” Topics include baptism, idolatry, and sin.
A work transmitted under Clement of Rome’s name: Pseudo Clement, Clementine Homilies, Homily 12. The catalog identifies it as a pseudonymous writing. The opening subject is “love of preachers and their converts.” Topics include love, the soul, and suffering.
A work transmitted under Clement of Rome’s name: Pseudo Clement, Clementine Homilies, Homily 13. The catalog identifies it as a pseudonymous writing. The opening subject is “Peter relates to nicetas and aquila the history of clement and his family.” Topics include baptism, the soul, and love.
A work transmitted under Clement of Rome’s name: Pseudo Clement, Clementine Homilies, Homily 14. The catalog identifies it as a pseudonymous writing. The opening subject is “the reason of Peter's lateness.” Topics include prayer, truth, and love.
A work transmitted under Clement of Rome’s name: Pseudo Clement, Clementine Homilies, Homily 15. The catalog identifies it as a pseudonymous writing. The opening subject is “reason for listening to Peter's arguments.” Topics include care for the poor, the soul, and sin.
A work transmitted under Clement of Rome’s name: Pseudo Clement, Clementine Homilies, Homily 16. The catalog identifies it as a pseudonymous writing. The opening subject is “the same subject continued.” Topics include the soul, judgment, and church unity.
A work transmitted under Clement of Rome’s name: Pseudo Clement, Clementine Homilies, Homily 17. The catalog identifies it as a pseudonymous writing. The opening subject is “simon's speech against Peter.” Topics include the soul, truth, and love.
