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Ante-Nicene Fathers — Vol. 06 — CCEL UTF-8 text — [1344] [Another glorious product of the school of Alexandria.]

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Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. 6

[1345] Apol. chontr. Ruph., book i. num. 9, Oorks, ii. p. 465. [1346] Proprii operis nihil omnino scripsit, exceptis epistolis quas ad amicos forte mittebat; in tantum se humiltate dejecerat. [1347] Bibl. Cod., cxviii. p. 295. [1348] Ibid., vi. 32. [1349] Ibid., vii. 32. [1350] Ibid., viii. 13. [1351] [Evidently he impressed Eusebius as an extraordinary man in an age of colossal minds, and we must lament the loss of his writings.] __________________________________________________________________

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