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p. 128 1. 20] APOLOGETICVS 46 437
supra nos, nihil ad nos. merito ergo de oraculo testimonium
meruit prudentiae singularis: quod oraculum, idem ipse praesendt,
idcirco uniuersis esse praepositum, non quod omnia cemperisset,
sed qued nihil se scire dididsset ib. 38 § 7 proinde
Socrates scurra Atticus uiderit, nihil se sdre cenfessus, testimonio 5
licet falladssimi daemenis gloriosus. Saluian, De Gubem,
Dei VII I 101 numquid non sapientissimus omnium Socrates
semper existimatus, testimonio scilicet etiam Delphid daemenis,
qui quasi princeps philesophorum, deut ille daemoniorum erat ?
lustin, Apol. I 5. II 11 compares the persecutions of Socrates 10
and of the Christians. Valer. Maxim. Ill 4 ext. § 1. Plin.
Hist. Nat. VII c .34 § 120. Plat. Apol. ed. Adam pp. xxvi ff.
Diog Laert. 11 37. Schol. Aristoph. Nubes 145. Themist. p, 27"°.
161°.
p, 128 1. 19 Lactant, v l4 § 14 Socrates negabat deos. 15
lustin. Apol. I 61, Socrates and Heraclitus, though atheists,
were in truth Christians, as they lived according to the
Logos, Indictment against Socrates below I, 34 n, cf, Xen,
Memorab, i 1, Orig. contr. Cels. iv 67. lustin. Apol, i 5
p, 55°, II 10 p. 48"- Aelian Var, Hist, 11 13 with Perizonius' n. 20
Themist. 313" general: Wetstein on Acts 17 18. Dio Cass, LII
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