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Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. VII
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126 Chap. XII.—Of true virtue; and of the estimation of a good or bad citizen 127 Chapter XIII.—Of the increase and the punishment of the Christians. 128 Chap. XIV.—Of the fortitude of the Christians 129 Chap. XV.—Of folly, wisdom, piety, equity, and justice 130 Chap. XVI.—Of the duties of the just man, and the equity of Christians 131 Chap. XVII.—Of the equity, wisdom, and foolishness of Christians 132 Chap. XVIII.—Of justice, wisdom, and folly 133 Chap. XIX.—Of virtue and the tortures of Christians, and of the right of a father and master 134 Chap. XX.—Of the vanity and crimes, impious superstitions, and of the tortures of the Christians 135 Chap. XXI.—Of the worship of other gods and the true God, and of the animals which the Egyptians worshipped 136 Chap. XXII.—Of the rage of the demons against Christians, and the error of unbelievers 137 Chap. XXIII.—Of the justice and patience of the Christians 138 Chap. XXIV.—Of the divine vengeance inflicted on the torturers of the Christians 139 Book VI. Of True Worship 140 Chap. I.—Of the worship of the true God, and of innocency, and of the worship of false Gods 141 Chap. II.—Of the worship of false gods and the true God 142 Chap. III.—Of the ways, and of vices and virtues; and of the rewards of heaven and the punishments of hell 143 Chap. IV.—Of the ways of life, of pleasures, also of the hardships of Christians 144 Chap. V.—Of false and true virtue; and of knowledge 145 Chap. VI.—Of the chief good and virtue, and or knowledge and righteousness 146 Chap. VII.—Of the Way of Error and of Truth: that It is Single, Narrow, and Steep, and Has God for Its Guide 147 Chap. VIII.—Of the errors of philosophers, and the variableness of law 148 Chap. IX.—Of the law and precept of god; of mercy, and the error of the philosophers 149 Chap. X.—Of religion towards God, and mercy towards men; and of the beginning of the world 150 Chap. XI.—Of the persons upon whom a benefit is to be conferred
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Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. VII
492 chapters English Public domain
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492 chapters
126 Chap. XII.—Of true virtue; and of the estimation of a good or bad citizen 127 Chapter XIII.—Of the increase and the punishment of the Christians. 128 Chap. XIV.—Of the fortitude of the Christians 129 Chap. XV.—Of folly, wisdom, piety, equity, and justice 130 Chap. XVI.—Of the duties of the just man, and the equity of Christians 131 Chap. XVII.—Of the equity, wisdom, and foolishness of Christians 132 Chap. XVIII.—Of justice, wisdom, and folly 133 Chap. XIX.—Of virtue and the tortures of Christians, and of the right of a father and master 134 Chap. XX.—Of the vanity and crimes, impious superstitions, and of the tortures of the Christians 135 Chap. XXI.—Of the worship of other gods and the true God, and of the animals which the Egyptians worshipped 136 Chap. XXII.—Of the rage of the demons against Christians, and the error of unbelievers 137 Chap. XXIII.—Of the justice and patience of the Christians 138 Chap. XXIV.—Of the divine vengeance inflicted on the torturers of the Christians 139 Book VI. Of True Worship 140 Chap. I.—Of the worship of the true God, and of innocency, and of the worship of false Gods 141 Chap. II.—Of the worship of false gods and the true God 142 Chap. III.—Of the ways, and of vices and virtues; and of the rewards of heaven and the punishments of hell 143 Chap. IV.—Of the ways of life, of pleasures, also of the hardships of Christians 144 Chap. V.—Of false and true virtue; and of knowledge 145 Chap. VI.—Of the chief good and virtue, and or knowledge and righteousness 146 Chap. VII.—Of the Way of Error and of Truth: that It is Single, Narrow, and Steep, and Has God for Its Guide 147 Chap. VIII.—Of the errors of philosophers, and the variableness of law 148 Chap. IX.—Of the law and precept of god; of mercy, and the error of the philosophers 149 Chap. X.—Of religion towards God, and mercy towards men; and of the beginning of the world 150 Chap. XI.—Of the persons upon whom a benefit is to be conferred
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492 chapters English Public domain
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492 chapters
126 Chap. XII.—Of true virtue; and of the estimation of a good or bad citizen 127 Chapter XIII.—Of the increase and the punishment of the Christians. 128 Chap. XIV.—Of the fortitude of the Christians 129 Chap. XV.—Of folly, wisdom, piety, equity, and justice 130 Chap. XVI.—Of the duties of the just man, and the equity of Christians 131 Chap. XVII.—Of the equity, wisdom, and foolishness of Christians 132 Chap. XVIII.—Of justice, wisdom, and folly 133 Chap. XIX.—Of virtue and the tortures of Christians, and of the right of a father and master 134 Chap. XX.—Of the vanity and crimes, impious superstitions, and of the tortures of the Christians 135 Chap. XXI.—Of the worship of other gods and the true God, and of the animals which the Egyptians worshipped 136 Chap. XXII.—Of the rage of the demons against Christians, and the error of unbelievers 137 Chap. XXIII.—Of the justice and patience of the Christians 138 Chap. XXIV.—Of the divine vengeance inflicted on the torturers of the Christians 139 Book VI. Of True Worship 140 Chap. I.—Of the worship of the true God, and of innocency, and of the worship of false Gods 141 Chap. II.—Of the worship of false gods and the true God 142 Chap. III.—Of the ways, and of vices and virtues; and of the rewards of heaven and the punishments of hell 143 Chap. IV.—Of the ways of life, of pleasures, also of the hardships of Christians 144 Chap. V.—Of false and true virtue; and of knowledge 145 Chap. VI.—Of the chief good and virtue, and or knowledge and righteousness 146 Chap. VII.—Of the Way of Error and of Truth: that It is Single, Narrow, and Steep, and Has God for Its Guide 147 Chap. VIII.—Of the errors of philosophers, and the variableness of law 148 Chap. IX.—Of the law and precept of god; of mercy, and the error of the philosophers 149 Chap. X.—Of religion towards God, and mercy towards men; and of the beginning of the world 150 Chap. XI.—Of the persons upon whom a benefit is to be conferred
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