Six Lectures on the Ante-Nicene Fathers |
Contents
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IGNATIUS AND POLYCARP | 25 |
JUSTIN AND IRENÆUS | 49 |
HIPPOLYTUS AND CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA | 76 |
TERTULLIAN AND CYPRIAN | 93 |
ORIGEN | 116 |
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