Patrologist's Cup -- Apostolic Fathers Crossword Due: ________________ (50 pts.)

This Pope named "The Shepherd" among the apocryphal works.
St. Polycarp traveled to Rome to meet with this Pope to discuss the celebration of Easter.
A disciple of St. John the Apostle, a friend of St. Polycarp, and the Bishop of Hieropolis.
The Epistles of St. Ignatius were addressed to the: Ephesians, Trallians, Romans, Smyrnians, Philadelphians, St. Polycarp, and the . . .
The only letter of St. Polycarp that is extant was addressed to these people.
St. Polycarp called him the "First-born of Satan."
Discovered in a monastic library in Constantinople by Philotheus Bryennius.
The language of the writings of all the Apostolic Fathers.
Called "Theophorus." Ruled the See of Antioch.
The epistle of this Saint was intended for converts from Judaism and indirectly for converts from paganism.
A schism in the church at this place was the cause of Pope Clement writing his first Epistle.
The author of the Letter to Diognetus was thought to be this man.
St. Barnabas separated from this apostle during a missionary journey.
The son of a Roman Senator and the cousin of Emperor Domitian. He knew Sts. Peter and Paul personally.
The name given to those writers who were disciples of the Apostles and who handed down their doctrine pure and genuine.
Slave of Rhode. Eventually married and amassed a great fortune which he lost over time.
His epistle contains many passages from the Old and New Testaments which are of special importance to the Canon of Sacred Scripture.
This Pope is attributed as the author of Pope St. Clement's second Epistle