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Eight of his works, known by their titles, dealt with dogmatic and apologetic subjects, but only one has come down entire in the original Greek. This is the work on Christ and Antichrist, "De Antichristo" <ref>"De Antichristo", ed. Achelis, op. cit., I, II, 1 sqq.</ref>; fragments of a few others have been preserved. A short treatise against heresies (''Syntagma''), and written by Hippolytus at an earlier date, may be restored in outline from later adaptations (''Libellus adversus omnes haereses''; Epiphanius, "Panarion"; Philastrius, "De haeresibus").  

Eight of his works, known by their titles, dealt with [[dogma]]tic and [[Christian apologetics|apologetic subjects]], but only one has come down entire in the original Greek. This is the work on Christ and Antichrist, "De Antichristo" <ref>"De Antichristo", ed. Achelis, op. cit., I, II, 1 sqq.</ref>; fragments of a few others have been preserved. A short treatise against [[Heresy|heresies]] (''Syntagma''), and written by Hippolytus at an earlier date, may be restored in outline from later adaptations (''Libellus adversus omnes haereses''; Epiphanius, "Panarion"; Philastrius, "De haeresibus").  

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