See the Gospel of St. Thomas, or of the
Infancy, in the Codex Apocryphus N. T. of Fabricius, who
collects the various testimonies concerning it, (p. 128 -
158.) It was published in Greek by Cotelier, and in Arabic
by Sike, who thinks our present copy more recent than
Mahomet. Yet his quotations agree with the original about
the speech of Christ in his cradle, his living birds of
clay, etc. (Sike, c. i. p. 168, 169, c. 36, p. 198, 199, c.
46, p. 206. Cotelier, c. 2, p. 160, 161.)