Origenis Adamantii De recta in Devm fide dialogvs adversvs Megethivm, Marcvm, Droserium, Valentem & Marinum haereticos, Ioanne Pico senatore parisiensi interprete
Publisher: apud Audoënum Paruum, via ad diuum Iacobum, sub Lilio aureo.
Published: 1556
Place of publication: Parisiis
Language: lat
Number of pages: 73
Work titles: De recta in deum fide
Notes: Cvm privilegio senatvs.

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The Oxford dictionary of the Christian church (ed. F.L. Cross, London, 1957, p. 16) describes this work as by "Adamantius (early 4th cent.), Greek anti-Gnostic writer"; but Berthold Altaner, Patrology (tr. H.C. Graef, Freiburg, [1960], p. 244) says "The dialogue De recta in Deum fide is preserved in Greek and Latin under the name of Origen. The anonymous author is a contemporary of St. Methodius and, like him, an opponent of Origen ... The erroneous tradition is explained by the fact that the principal speaker of the dialogue is called Adamantius, a name also given to Origen."