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Origen — De oratione (On Prayer)

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ANCIENT_TEXTANCIENT_TEXT_ORIGEN_DE_ORATIONE

Evidence state: documented fact

Early Christian Greek treatise on prayer preserved in modern critical/digital editions. Added as a controlled early-Christian language and reception source, not as evidence for first-century apostolic usage.

Release Introduced
v50
Curation State
CURATED_CATALOG_ENTITY
Short Title
Origen, De oratione
Evidence Classification
documented fact
Date Range
{
    "start_ce": 200,
    "end_ce": 250,
    "label": "3rd century CE",
    "certainty": "broad composition period for catalog use"
}
Languages
[
    "Greek"
]
Tradition Contexts
[
    "CHRISTIAN_CONTEXT",
    "LATER_RECEPTION"
]
Identifiers
[
    {
        "scheme": "PTA CTS",
        "value": "urn:cts:pta:pta0007.pta008.pta-grc1"
    }
]
Source Ids
[
    "SRC_PTA_ORIGEN_DE_ORATIONE"
]
Rights
{
    "edition_text_state": "ITEM_LICENSE_REVIEW_BEFORE_LOCAL_INGEST",
    "local_host_state": "RIGHTS_REVIEW_REQUIRED"
}
Evidence Boundary
Origen is early Christian reception/history evidence from the third century. His usage may illuminate later semantic development but cannot determine the sense of a first-century biblical occurrence by itself.