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p. 641. 4] APOLOGETICVS 19 275
TOV ^opwvew;. 12. 21. 36. VII 28. 30. 59. VI 7. 43, M. older than
Pherecydes, Heraclitus, Homer, later than Job. Date of Moses
Euseb. Praep, Eu, X 8 | 18 p, 482" (Greeks the borrowers), c. 9
§ 1 p. 483°, many wrote of the antiquity of Moses and succeeding
prophets. § 8 p. 484", ib, § 10 484", Moses contemporary 5
with Kekrops, § 9 p, 484°, after Kekrops the rape of Proserpine
and Europa, the birth of Apollo cet, c, 9 § 11, 12 Porphyry
from Sanchoniathon, comments by Euseb, §§ 13—25 (§ 18
Inachus 150 years later than Moses), Inachus, contemporary of
Moses (Apion in lul, Africanus ap. Euseb. Praep. Eu. x 10 § 16 10
p. 490"). Ptolemy, a priest of Mendes, agrees, Africanus ib, § 13
p, 493" and Tatian (88 [69] p, 171") ibid, § 18 p, 494". Aug.
Ciu. Dei xvm 3 (n 260 6 D.), Inachus contemporary with
Isaac, ib. c. 37 tit. quod prophetica auctoritas omni origine
gentilis philosophiae inueniatur antiquior. 15
p. 62 1, 33 DANAVM p, 60 L 17 n,
p, 64 1. 2 QVOS SEQVAE Theopompus Fr. 221" (i 815 Mulier)
in Clem. Alex, Strom, i p. 389 (in his Philippica book 43) dates
Homer 500 years after the Trojan war, Christianity as old as
creation, Euseb, Hist, Eccl, i 4, Vit, Constant, n 57, lustin, 20
Apol, I 69, [c£ n, on c. 17 p, 56 L 21, A, S.J
p, 64 ll. 2 ff. Euseb. Praep. Eu. x 4 § 11 the latest Jewish
prophets more than 600 years later than the Trojan war, and
not less than 1500 years later than Moses. Orig. contr. Cels.
VI 7 pr; Moses and the prophets before not Plato only, but 25
Homer.
p. 64 I. 8 POSTVMANT only twice.
EXTREMISSIMI Neue-Wagener Formenlehre 11^ 243—4
earliest ex. postremissimus, C. Gracchus; commonest proximior
Sen. cet. extremier Tert. De Anim. 38 p. 358 11. 10—11 Wiss, 30
bis. Apul, Aug, Salu, infimior. intimius. neuissimior Perpet, et
Felicit, prae£ 1. optimisdmus. summior.
RETROSIORES aVaf elp.: in local sense posit, in Plin, and
Apul, Neue-Wagener 11^ 748 (omits iusum).
p, 64 1, 4 LEGlFERis Prudent, in lexx, Paulin, Nol, and 35
Alcim, Auit, in Faber, Lact, Diu, Inst, iv 17 § 7 denuntiauit
scilicet dominus per ipsum legiferum. Apul, Metam, X 38 quale
autem et illud iudicium apud legiferes Athenienses, cates illos et
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