Archelaus, Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. VI — Introductory Notice (1885)
“ At the same time, it is very evident that the work has come down to us in a decidedly imperfect form. There are, for example, arguments by Manes and answers by Archelaus recorded in Cyril [20] which are not contained in our Latin version at all. And there are not a few notes of discrepancy and broken connections in the composition itself, [21] which show that the manuscripts must have been defective, or that the Latin translator took great liberties with the Greek text, or that the Greek version itself did not faithfully reproduce the original Syriac. ”
