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Aristides the Philosopher
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The Apology — Appendix The Remains of the Original Greek of the Apology of Aristides by J.Armitage Robinson 1891 ExtractsAristides the PhilosopherThe Apology — Appendix The Remains of the Original Greek of the Apology of Aristides by J.Armitage Robinson 1891 ExtractsDate unknown
The Apology — IntroductionAristides the PhilosopherThe Apology — IntroductionDate unknown
The Apology — Introduction to the 1891 TranslationAristides the PhilosopherThe Apology — Introduction to the 1891 TranslationDate unknown
The Apology — Preface to the Online TextAristides the PhilosopherThe Apology — Preface to the Online TextDate unknown
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The Apology — Appendix The Remains of the Original Greek of the Apology of Aristides by J.Armitage Robinson 1891 ExtractsAristides the PhilosopherThe Apology — Appendix The Remains of the Original Greek of the Apology of Aristides by J.Armitage Robinson 1891 Extracts
Aristides the Philosopher discusses faith in The Apology, Appendix The remains of the original Greek of the Apology of Aristides by J.Armitage Robinson 1891 Extracts. The opening subject is “j. armitage robinson m.a.”
The Apology — IntroductionAristides the PhilosopherThe Apology — Introduction
Introductory material for The Apology by Aristides the Philosopher, providing context for the edition and the work that follows. Topics include martyrdom and faith.
The Apology — Introduction to the 1891 TranslationAristides the PhilosopherThe Apology — Introduction to the 1891 Translation
Introductory material for The Apology by Aristides the Philosopher, providing context for the edition and the work that follows. The opening subject is “description of the ms.” Topics include martyrdom, creation, and faith.
The Apology — Preface to the Online TextAristides the PhilosopherThe Apology — Preface to the Online Text
Introductory material for The Apology by Aristides the Philosopher, providing context for the edition and the work that follows. The opening subject is “roger p earse.”
The Apology — Selected Notes on the Syriac Version 1891Aristides the PhilosopherThe Apology — Selected Notes on the Syriac Version 1891
Aristides the Philosopher discusses idolatry in The Apology, Selected Notes on the Syriac Version 1891. The opening subject is “notes on the syriac version.”
The Apology — Translation from the Syriac 1891Aristides the PhilosopherThe Apology — Translation from the Syriac 1891
Aristides the Philosopher discusses truth, care for the poor, and creation in The Apology, Translation from the Syriac 1891. The opening subject is “[to the emperor] caesar Titus hadrianus antoninus augustus pius, from marcianus aristides, a philosopher of athens.”
The Apology — Translation of the Greek and of the Syriac Versions in Parallel ColumnsAristides the Philosopher