In 1874, Sabine Baring-Gould published The Lost and Hostile Gospels, which included lengthy summaries of two versions of the  – one called the Wagenseil and one called the Huldreich (so named from the editor of a 1705 Latin edition) – as well as quotations and descriptions of apocryphal and lost gospels of early Christian history.
In 1874, Sabine Baring-Gould published The Lost and Hostile Gospels, which contained detailed accounts of two versions – one called the Wagenseil and another named after Huldreich (the editor of a 1705 Latin edition) – along with references to apocryphal and lost gospels from early Christian history.