Ben C Smith

S. C. Carlson recently posted a weblog entry linking to a Russian site with numerous patristic and other texts online both in Russian and in the original Greek, Latin, or even Hebrew. I have found the following texts (and more) there in the original, most in Unicode (if you have trouble displaying any of the pages, in Internet Explorer go to view and then encoding, and select Unicode, UTF-8):

Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs (Greek).
1 Enoch (Greek).
Ascension of Isaiah (Greek).
Infancy Gospel of James (Greek).
Acts of Paul (Greek).
Acts of John (Greek).
Pseudo-Clementines (Greek).
Justin Martyr, Apologies 1 and 2, Dialogue (Greek).
Melito of Sardis, On the Pascha (Greek).
Theophilus to Autolycus (Greek).
Minucius Felix, Octavius (Latin).
Origen, On John (Greek).
Origen, Against Celsus (Greek).
Epiphanius, Panarion (Greek).
Jerome, On Famous Men (Latin).
Jerome, Bible Prologues (Latin).

I broke out the good champagne when the CCEL put the apostolic fathers online in Greek a couple of years ago, but this is even better.

Ben.