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A LITERARY HISTORY OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY INCLUDING THE FATHERS AND THE CHIEF HERETICAL WRITERS OF THE ANTE-NICENE PERIOD. 3fot tbe XDlse of Students anb (Beneral 1Rea&ers. BY CHARLES THOMAS CRUTTWELL, M.A. RECTOR OF KIBWORTH, LEICESTER, AND RURAL DEAN ; FORMERLY FELLOW OF MERTON COLLEGE, OXFORD. AUTHOR OP "A HISTORY OF ROMAN LITERATURE," ETC. 5n ^wo IDolumes. VOL. II. LONDON: CHARLES GRIFFIN AND COMPANY, Limited^ EXETER STREET, STRAND. 1893. {All rights reserved.]
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MELITO. 365 and one On the Passion,
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— CLAUDIUS APOLLINARIS. 367 ; The
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POLYCRATES. 369 But although the da
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— ; several POLYCRATES. 371 rare
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POLYCRATES. 373 Most of these write
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IREN/EUS. 375 This great Father, th
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IREN/EUS. 377 his letters which he
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— IRENyEUS. 379 is known as its W
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" IRENyEUS. 381 commencement of his
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IRExNÛS. 383 the Hellenised Latin,
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; ;: ' IRENÛS. 385 imperfectly kno
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IRENÛS. 387 unto men, gave us the
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— ; IREN/EUS. 389 declared to be
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IRENÛS. 39^ followers, are referre
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IREN.EUS. 393 Lightfoot truly says
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IRENÛS. 395 upon them ; revilings
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IRENÛS. 397 and l)eyond all human
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IRENÛS. 399 recanted were now impr
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IRENÛS. 401 " JSTow Caesar's rescr
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" IRENÛS. 403 hide their bodies in
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THE GRAECO-ROMAN SCHOOL. 405 was to
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THE MURATORIAN FRAGMENT. 407 which
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HIPPOLYTUS. 409 of the Popes of his
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; HIPPOLYTUS. 411 as the leader of
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HIPPOLYTUS. 413 Hippolytus and Call
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HIPPOLYTUS. 415 philosophies ; but
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; HIPPOLYTUS. 417 All; (11) A Horta
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VICTOR. 419 with a treatise against
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— exclusively to the Western ; RH
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. APOLLONIUS. 423 expect me shortly
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— — APOLLONIUS. 425 braggery, a
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BOOK IV. THE ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF
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430 ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY.
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I 452 ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOG
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46o ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY.
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CHArTER III. ORIGEN (a.d. 185-253).
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468 ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF THKOLOCiV
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47^ ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY.
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CHAPTER IV. ORIGEN: HIS THEOLOGICAL
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— 482 ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF THEOL
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I to 496 ALKXANDRIAX SCHOOL OF THEO
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5o6 ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY.
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5.M ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY.
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BOOK V. LATIN CHRISTIANITY.
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540 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. relation in
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544 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. lie conceiv
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— — CHAPTKU IL THE AFRICAN CHUR
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548 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. owes whatev
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550 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. whose edict
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( 552 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. maintaine
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558 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. to exhort t
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— CHAPTER III. THRTLLLIAX CONTINU
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562 LATIxN CHRISTIANITY. but while
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! 564 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. Peroratio
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— 566 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. wholly
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568 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. towards the
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— — 570 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. ana
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— ; 572 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. there
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576 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. which ongli
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578 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. This genero
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58o LATIN CHRISTIANITY. if the Stat
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582 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. crowns we w
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; 584 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. absolutel
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— — ; 586 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. a
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" 588 LATIN CHRISTIAXITV. and again
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— 590 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. this pa
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; 592 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. Church Fa
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' Novatus had fomented the agitatio
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6o2 LATIX CHRISTIAXITV. the faitli
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6o6 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. their heart
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6io LATIN CHRISTIANITY. familiar as
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6i2 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. It is recor
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6i4 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. a character
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— 6i6 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. from hi
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— 620 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. 3. Self
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622 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. 2. The dest
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624 LATIN CHRISTIANITY Novatian, Th
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CHAPTER VI. ARNOBIUS (flor. a.d. 2g
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632 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. give instru
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( dences 634 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. wh
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— 648 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. false c
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( a 650 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. of Chri
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— 652 LATIN CHRISTIANITY. little
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; CONCLUSION. The reader who has fo
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" 656 CONCLUSION. ceeded to deduce
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LIST OF AUTllOllS FKOM WHOSE A\ OKK
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; INDEX. Aberglaube, as defined by
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; INDEX. 663 Aquila, translator of
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INDEX. 665 the time of Ignatius, 84
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' INDEX 667 of thu Unitarians or Mo
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I INDEX. 669 TertuUian, 56S ; he de
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INDEX. Hatch, Dr., 261. Heathen thi
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I ; INDEX. 673 Juliana, a Cappadoci
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; INDEX. 675 Messiah, Valentinus' d
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! his I [ Pella, j mentine INDEX. 6
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I Satan, INDEX. 679 Ptolemaeus, n h
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; INDEX. 68i iiniuaiieiicf' (>f l)e
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; INDEX. 683 43 ; on the date of th
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INDEX TO GREEK WORDS. 685 Tpecîia,
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