اقتباس:والرسالة لا تحمل اسم اكليمندس نفسه بل تحمل اسم كنيسة روما ، ومع ذلك فقد أجمع كل القدماء والمحدثون من الآباء والعلماء على أن كاتب هذه الرسالة هو القديس اكليمندس أسقف كنيسة روما ..... وُجد النص الأصلى للرسالة فى النسخة الأسكندرية للكتاب المقدس (Alexandrine Codex) والتى يرجع تاريخ نسخها إلى القرن الخامس ، وأيضًا المخطوطة الأورشليمية والتى ترجع إلى القرن الحادى عشر .

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Manuscripts
According to Bart Ehrman (on page 30 of volume 1 of the Loeb edition of the apostolic fathers) and Annie Jaubert (on page 96 of ةpître aux Corinthiens) the following manuscripts are extant for the first epistle of Clement:

Alexandrinus (A), century V, Greek (lacks 57.7-63.4).
Hierosolymitanus (H), year 1056, Greek.
Latin manuscript (L), century XI, edited by G. Morin.
Syriac manuscript (S), year 1169 or 1170, edited by R. L. Bensly.
Coptic manuscript (C1), century IV, edited by C. Schmidt (lacks 34.6-42.2).
Coptic manuscript (C2), century V-VIII (?), edited by F. Rِsch (contains fragments of 1.1-26.2).
According to Bart Ehrman (on pages 161-162 of volume 1 of the Loeb edition of the apostolic fathers), the following manuscripts are extant for the second epistle of Clement:

Alexandrinus (A), century V, Greek (lacks 12.5b-20.5, fin).
Hierosolymitanus (H), year 1056, Greek.
Syriac manuscript (S), year 1169, edited by R. L. Bensly.
Note that the second epistle is extant only in manuscripts that also contain the first. Also, the Syriac manuscript is actually a New Testament collection which places both Clementine epistles after the catholic epistles.