| Acac | Acacius Caesariensis | †366 |
| Ad | Adamantius | 300/350 |
| Ambr | Ambrosius | †397 |
| Ps Ambr | Ps Ambrosius | |
| Ambst | Ambrosiaster | 366-384 |
| Apr | Apringius Pacensis | 531-548 |
| Arn | Arnobius der Jüngere | †p. 455 |
| Ath | Athanasius Alexandrinus | †373 |
| Athen | Athenagoras | a. 180 |
| Aug | Augustinus | †430 |
| BasilCl | Basilides apud Clementem | II |
| Bas | Basilius Caesariensis | †379 |
| BasA | Basilius Ancyranus | †ca. 374 |
| Bea | Beatus von Liébana | VIII |
| Beda | Beda Venerabilis | †735 |
| Cass | Cassiodorus | †p. 580 |
| Chr | Johannes Chrysostomus | †407 |
| Cl | Clemens Alexandrinus | †a. 215 |
| Cllat | Clemens Al. lat. Übersetzung | |
| ClexThd | Clemens ex Theodoto | |
| Clhom | Pseudoklementinische Homilien | IV? |
| 2Cl | 2 epistula Clementis | II |
| Cn | Johannes Cassianus | †ca. 435 |
| Cyp | Cyprianus | †258 |
| Cyr | Cyrillus Alexandrinus | †444 |
| CyrJ | Cyrillus von Jerusalem | †386 |
| Didache | Didache | ca. 100 |
| Did | Didymus Alexandrinus | †398 |
| Dion | Dionysius Alexandrinus | ca. 264/265 |
| Ephr | Ephraem Syrus | †373 |
| Epiph | Epiphanius Constantiensis | †403 |
| Eus | Eusebius Caesariensis | †339/340 |
| Firm | Firmicus Maternus | †p. 360 |
| Fulg | Fulgentius | †527? |
| GrNy | Gregorius Nyssenus | †394 |
| Hes | Hesychius | †p. 451 |
| Hier | Hieronymus | †420 |
| Hil | Hilarius | †367 |
| Hipp | Hippolytus | †235 |
| Ir | Irenaeus | II |
| Irlat | Irenaeus, lat. Übersetzung | a. 395 |
| Irarm | Irenaeus, armen. Übersetzung | IV/V |
| JulCl | Julius Cassianus apud Clementem | II |
| Ju | Justinus | †ca. 165 |
| Lact | Lactantius | †p. 317 |
| Lcf | Lucifer | †ca. 371 |
| McionT/E/A | Marcion nach Tertullian/Epiphanius/Adamantius | II |
| Marc | Marcus Eremita | †p. 430 |
| MarIr | Marcus/Marcosii apud Irenaeum | II |
| MVict | Marius Victorinus | †p. 363 |
| Meth | Methodius Olympius | †p. 250 |
| Nic | Nicetas v. Remesiana | †p. 414 |
| Nil | Nilus Ancyranus | †ca. 430 |
| Nov | Novatianus | †p. 251 |
| OphitesIr lat | Die Ophiten nach Irenäus | |
| Or | Origenes | †254 |
| Orlat | Origenes, lat. Übersetzung | |
| Ors | Origenes Supplementum bezeichnet ein langes Lemma (Joh 2,12-25) in Origenes' Johannes-Kommentar (vor Buch X,1; ed. Preuschen 170), das anstelle des ausgefallenen Originals schon früh in den Text eingefügt wurde. | |
| Oros | Orosius | †p. 418 |
| Pel | Pelagius | †p. 418 |
| Polyc | Polycarpus Smyrnensis | †156 |
| Prim | Primasius | †ca. 567 |
| Prisc | Priscillianus | †385/386 |
| Prosp | Prosper | †p. 455 |
| Ptol | Ptolemaeus | a. 180 |
| PtolIr | Ptolemaeus apud Irenaeum | |
| Qu | Quodvultdeus | †ca. 453 |
| Socr | Socrates Scholasticus | †p. 439 |
| Spec | Speculum, Pseudo-Augustinus | V |
| Tert | Tertullianus | †p. 220 |
| Thret | Theodoretus Cyrrhensis | †ca. 466 |
| Theoph | Theophilus Alexandrinus | †412 |
| Tit | Titus Bostrensis | †a. 378 |
| Tyc | Tyconius | †p. 390 |
| Vic | Victorinus Petavionensis | †304 |
| Vig | Vigilius v. Thapsus | †p. 484 |
