Canon 85 The venerable and holy books of both Testaments

Let there be for all of you, clerics and laymen, venerable and holy books: of the Old Testament, of Moses, five: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy; of Joshua son of Nun, one; of Judges, one; of Ruth, one; of the Kingdoms, four; of the Paralipomena, of the book of the days, two; of Esdras, two; of Esther, one; of the Maccabees, three; of Job, one; of the Psalter, one; of Solomon, three: Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, the Song of Songs; of the Prophets, twelve; of Isaiah, one; of Jeremiah, one; of Ezekiel, one; of Daniel, one. And besides these, let it be further recorded for you that your young should learn the Wisdom of the very learned Sirach. And ours (that is, of the New Testament): Gospels, four: of Matthew, of Mark, of Luke and of John; epistles of Paul, fourteen; epistles of Peter, two; of John, three; of James, one; of Jude, one; epistles of Clement, two; and the Constitutions addressed to you bishops through me, Clement, in eight books, which ought not to be made public before all because of the mystical things in them; and the Acts of us the Apostles.