The Church Fathers · c. 245–250; recovered in Munich in 2012
Homilies on the Psalms
Origen of Alexandria · c. 185 – c. 253
What it is
Twenty-nine sermons on the Psalms, preached at Caesarea and read for centuries as the work of someone else. On Psalm 36 he tells his congregation that the man who is angry and does not sin is rarer than the man who does not become angry at all.
Why it lasted
Identified in a Munich codex in 2012 — the largest addition to the corpus of any Church Father in modern times, and Origen's own Greek rather than a translator's Latin.
Scripture it works from
Where to read it
Public domain and free to read in full, though not held here. The archives below have it.
These open a search on each archive rather than a direct link, which is the honest way to point at an edition nobody here has checked line by line.
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