Protoevangelio de Santiago
There are also Christian texts that were declared apocryphal in the fourth century, such as the "Infancy Gospel of James". There is a Greek-Latin lexicon to some of Paul's letters, and there are fragments of Melito of Sardis. Among the works is "The Vision of Dorotheus", one of the earliest examples of Christian hexametric poem, attributed to a Dorotheus, son of "Quintus the poet" (assumed to be the pagan poet Quintus Smyrnaeus). (P29). The earliest extant copy of the Third Epistle to the Corinthians is published in "Bodmer Papryri X".