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350 THE APOLOGISTS. disciples and holy women. Teaching' on* the shore. Tlie sower. The seed in secret. The tares. The mustard-seed. The leaven. Explanation of the tares. The treasure, the pearl, and the net. His rejection at Nazareth. Herod's idea of Christ. John's martyrdom. Feeding of the five thousand. Walkin
TATIAN. 351 high-priestly prayer. Gethsemane. The betrayal. Peter's first denial. The high priest's question. Peter's second and third denials. The false witness. Jesus condemned. He is brought before Pilate. Herod. Pilate's wife. Barabbas. The flagellation and mocking. Pilate yields. Suicide of Judas. Crucifixion. The Seven Words. The Tenebra^. The pierced side. The woman by the cross. Joseph of Arimathea. Sealing of the tomb. The resurrection. Mary Magdalene. The story of the bribing of the guards. Jesus appears to the women. Emmaus. Tiie upper room. Thomas. The Sea of Galilee. His commission to the Apostles. His ascension." Such is a brief epitome of this famous work. It obviously affirms the historical credibility of the four Gospels, and finds no difficulty in their apparent discrepancies, treating these with considerable freedom, and without any disposition to regard the chronology of any of them as infallible. Though the narrative is based on S. Matthew, S. John is perhaps Tatian's favourite Evangelist. He appears to have inserted one or two details from the apocryphal tradition, and in two cases to have followed other records in the New Testament, the death of Judas being taken from the Acts and the account of the Last Supper from the First Epistle to the Corinthians. The sinister reputation of the author for heresy doubtless had much to do with the non-recognition of the work in the Greek and Latin churches. But it is also probable that its circulation in an Oriental language, and in a limited region of the Christian world, may have caused it to be practically unknown in the greater centres of church life. As a matter of fact we find that at a later period, when there were direct relations between the Eoman and Syrian churches, and translations of Syriac works into Latin began to be undertaken, the Diatessaron was among those which were so translated.^ In any case, we may cordially endorse the words of an able writer, that " Tatian, by his very errors, served the Church." ^ See article in Smith's Dictionary, vol. iii. p. 796.
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' Virgin 400 THE APOLOGISTS. the mo
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402 THE APOLOGISTS. people grew mor
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CHAPTEK X. THE GRAECO-ROMAN SCHOOL-
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4o6 THE AFOLOCilSTS. Cliurchiiicii
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— 4o8 THE APOLOGISTS. considt'r;i
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4IO THE APOLOGISTS. seated fij^nire
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412 THE APOLOCilSTS. It also accord
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414 THE APOLOGISTS. was at once pla
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— 4i6 THE APOLOGISTS. The tenth b
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4i8 THE APOLOGISTS. serious matter,
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420 THE APOLOGISTS. the historiiin
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422 THE APOLOGISTS. statements were
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— — — 424 THE APOLOGISTS. fat
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426 THE APOLOGISTS. for a prophet t
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CHAPTEE I. THE ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL O
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THE CATECHETICAL SCHOOL. 431 The in
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THE CATECHETICAL SCHOOL. 433 direct
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— THE CATECHETICAL SCHOOL. 435 as
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THE CATECHETICAL SCHOOL. 437 be pro
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2 CHAPTEll ir. CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRI
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CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. 441 of Jerus
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CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. 443 day. Ser
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CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. 445 His Theo
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CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. 447 He has b
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CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. 449 Freedom
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CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. 451 it as th
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CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. 453 controve
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CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. 455 "likenes
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CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. 457 The Prot
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CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. 459 redempti
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the Word, raises CLEMENT OF ALEXAND
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ORIGEN. 463 is so diverse, it is re
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ORIGEN. 465 Among his fellow-pupils
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ORIGEN. 467 reassemble. Its popular
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ORIGEN. 469 shadowy personage Caius
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ORIGEN. 471 system he considered wo
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ORIGEN. 473 means untried for convi
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— ORIGEN. 475 determined not to p
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! ORIGEN. 477 most touching and elo
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ORIGEN. 479 them which made the obt
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ORIGEN. 481 respond to its inward d
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ORIGEN. 483 to sound their meaning.
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ORIGEN. 485 nothing, but leaves the
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ORIGEN. 487 arriving at some result
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ORIGEN. 489 parts. In order to hold
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ORIGEN. 491 starting from a correct
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that of Philo, viz., that the Word
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: ORIGEN. 495 between souls is in t
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— ORIGEN. 497 even held that the
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ORIGEN. 499 clearly a Platonist. Bu
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ORIGEN. 501 The reply, of Origeii i
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ORIGEN. 503 4. His Ecclesiastical a
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— ORIGEN. 505 another he regards
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^ ORIGEN. 507 5. His Influence and
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ORIGEN. 509 is to be answered, it m
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ORIGEN. 511 on what is after all th
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CHAPTER A'. THE SUCCESSORS OF ORIGE
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JULIUS AFRICANUS. 515 These Chronol
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' GREGORY THAUMATURGUS. 517 externa
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— ; GREGORY THAUMATURGUS. 519 be
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GREGORY THAUMATURGUS. 521 imiDurity
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DIONYSIUS THE GREAT. 523 It is plea
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— Book of Revelation. DIONYSIUS T
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— : DIONYSIUS THE GREAT. 527 " Th
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DIONYSIUS THE GREAT. 529 exposition
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LATER ORIGENISTS. 531 Later Orig-en
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LATER ORIGENISTS. 533 laid its foun
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LATER ORIGENISTS. 535 Apollinaris,
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CHAPTER I. LATIN THEORY OF THE CHUR
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LATIN THEORY OF THE CHURCH. 541 the
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LATIN THEORY OP^ THE CHURCH. 545 an
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TERTULLIAN. 547 African elements th
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TERTULLIAN. 549 Personality of Tert
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TERTULLIAN. 551 capacity. The vocab
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TERTULLIAN. 553 From a mind coustit
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TERTULLIAN. 555 TertuUian and Monta
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TERTULLIAN. 557 as if the Church ha
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TERTULLIAN. 559 exacted a higher id
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— — TERTULLIAN. 561 points to a
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— TERTULLIAN. 563 4. The closing
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TERTULLIAN. 5^5 statues to these he
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; TERTULLIAN. 567 In confirmation o
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— TERTULLIAN. 569 of any evidence
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or three times. TERTULLIAN. 571 The
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— TERTULLIAN. 573 however, is ver
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" : TERTULLIAN. 575 of instances he
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— TERTULLIAN. 577 plain sense mus
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TERTULLIAN. 579 Moral and Practical
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TERTULLIAN. 581 his bnrninof lof^ic
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— TERTULLIAN. 583 neither eye hat
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— TERTULLIAN. 585 to whom he shou
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— TERTULLIAN. 587 " Do you expect
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— TERTULLIAN. 589 digamy among th
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TERTULLIAN. 591 pardon, he is very
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CHAPTER IV. CYPRIAN (A.i). 2oo?-2 5
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CYPRIAN. 595 made to work on earth.
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CYPRIAN. 597 unexampled difficulty,
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; CYPRIAN. 599 of factious presbyte
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CYPRIAN. 6oi important letters. In
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; CYPRIAN. 603 Council was unanimou
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— CYPRIAN. 605 Another work that
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— CYPRIAN. 607 is simple and unif
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; CYPRIAN. 609 most three of the pr
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CYPRIAN. 6ii a heathen attitude tow
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1 Christianity CHAPTER V. THE ROMAN
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MINUCIUS. 615 assigned with probabi
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. — — MINUCIUS. 617 Summary of
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. — — — MINUCIUS. 619 (c) Its
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— MINUCIUS. 621 2. The dominion o
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MINUCIUS. 623 the argument, and the
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NOVATIAN. 6: A man so trusted might
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NOVATIAN. 627 the Confessors to Cor
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NOVATIAN. 629 the respect of the im
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— ARXOBIUS. 631 nevertheless rank
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ARNOBIUS. 633 On the central questi
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ARxoinus. 635 points out that the f
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symbol of Ca3sarisiii. ARNOBIUS. 63
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— ARNOBIUS. 639 to be truly God,
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' ARNOBIUS. 641 against heathenism,
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LACTANTIUS. 643 Caelius) ascribed t
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; LACTANTIUS. 645 as found the enti
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LACTANTIUS. 647 riddles in hexamete
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: LACTANTIUS. 649 by the publicity
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COMMODIAN. 651 clearness, aud its s
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VICTORINUS. 653 Victorinus of Petav
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CONCLUSION. 655 versions of the Bib
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CONCLUSION. 657 to connect our reli
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LIST OF AUTHORS. 659 LIST OF AVTUOn
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; 662 INDEX. Ambrose, elected bisho
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664 INDEX. Bacchus, grandfather of
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; 666 INDEX. to a tower all but com
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I 520 I of I nection I 1 Education
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; 670 INDEX. li church covirt of ap
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67 INDEX. I
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' saints, 674 INDEX. suffered murty
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I Church, I Oblias, I MinuciuM ' I
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; 678 INDEX. rijilip of Side, 29S.
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68o INDEX. eysteni, 215 ; in that o
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68: INDEX. Theoi,'no.stu.s of Alexa
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INDEX TO GREEK WORDS. ay^vrjTos, 88
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INDEX TO LATIN WORDS, Judicium Petr
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