Baptism in the early church : history, theology, and liturgy in the first five centuries/ Everett Ferguson.

Introduction: Survey of literature
Wahings for purification in Greco-Roman paganism
Words from the bapt- root in classical and Hellenic Greek
Jewish washings, baptismal movements, and proselyte baptism
Baptism of Jesus I
Baptism of Jesus II
Other references to baptism in the gospels
Baptism in the Pauline epistles
The Acts of the apostles
Baptism in the rest of the New Testament and summary
Apostolic fathers
Christian pseudepigrapha and apocrypha
Apologists
The Pseudo-Clementines and Jewish Christianity
Jewish and Christian baptisms
Marcionites, those called gnostics, and related groups
Irenaeus
Clement of Alexandria
Writings attributed to Hippolytus
Carthage : Tertullian
Carthage : Cyprian
Origin and early development of infant baptism
The controversy over "rebaptism" in the third century
Origen
Syria in the third century
Sources at the turn of the fourth century
Egypt in the fourth century
Jerusalem in the fourth century
Writiers in Syriac in the fourth century : Aphrahat


The school of Antioch : Theodore of Mopsuestia
The school of Antioch : John Chrysostom I
The school of Antioch : John Chrysostom II
Miscellaneous sources : church orders and "eunomian" baptism
Cappadocia : Basil the Great
Cappadocia : Gregory of Nazianzus
Cappadocia : Gregory of Nyssa
The delay of baptism : sickbed baptism, believers' baptism, and infant baptism
Milan : Ambrose
Other North Italians
Spain
Some other Latin authors
Egypt : Cyril of Alexandria and the Coptic rite
Writers and writings in Syriac and Armenian
Greek-speaking Syria
Baptism in the Messlaian controversy
Asia Minor and Constantinople
Ravenna and Rome
Gaul and North Africa : Gennadius of Marseilles, some African councils, and Quodvultdeus of Carthage
North Africa : Augustine of Hippo I
North Africa : Augustine of Hippo II
Baptismal fonts : East
Baptismal fonts : West
Conclusions.