Exegetical Fragments

Exegetica Fragmenta

By: Hippolytus of Rome

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Unlock the Lost Voice of Hippolytus of Rome

Rare commentary fragments and an illuminating biographical study—together in one volume.

• Commentary on Daniel and other scriptural texts from Patrologia Graeca volume 10

• Full “Dissertation on the Life and Writings of Saint Hippolytus” included as historical context

• Direct translation of fragments for accessible study and reference

• Valuable for patristic scholarship, biblical studies, and church history research

Exegetical Fragments brings together the surviving commentary excerpts attributed to Hippolytus of Rome—one of the earliest and most influential Christian theologians. These fragments, preserved in Patrologia Graeca volume 10, reveal his exegetical approach to Daniel and other biblical books, offering insight into early Christian interpretation and theology.

Complementing these commentaries is the “Dissertation on the Life and Writings of Saint Hippolytus,” a substantial historical and biographical study that places his work in the wider context of third-century Christianity.

This combined volume provides a rich resource for scholars, pastors, and students seeking to understand the roots of Christian biblical interpretation and the legacy of one of the church’s formative voices.