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Moham.l. ii.c. 39, p. 259 — 262.)] 155 (Plato, in Apolog.

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Apolog. quod Pudentillam viduam ditem et provectioris aetatis foeminam cantaminibus in amorem sui pellexisset.

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Acting on a suggestion given in previous number, I beg to state that I shall be much obliged by the use of any annotated copies of the following works of Bp. Andrewes, which I am engaged in taking through the press: -- _Tortura Torti; Responsio ad Apolog.

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Tertullian reproached the heathens with this impiety, in these words: Apolog.

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Tertullian has described at length (Apolog., vii-ix) these Christian suppers, the mystery of which puzzled the Pagans, and has given a detailed account of the agape, which had been the subject of so much calumny; an account which affords us an insight into the ritual of the agape in Africa in the second century.

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Revue Apolog tique (Brussels); Revue pratique apolog tique (Paris);

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St. Bonaventure says that bodily austerities "prepare, foster, and preserve perfection" (ad perfectionem præparans et ipsam promovens et conservans; "Apolog. pauperum", V, c. viii).

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Often had Tertullian (Apolog. xxxix.) heard on pagan lips the remark, corroborated by Lucian, “Look how they love one another!”

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Solis_, is mentioned by Justin Martyr (“Apolog.” i. 67), and by Tertullian

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Tertullian (Apolog.c. 5) considers this rescript as a relaxation of the ancient penal laws, "quas Trajanus exparte frustratus est:" and yet Tertullian, in another part of his

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