A DISSERTATION ON THE BOOKS of ORIGEN against CELSUS, WITH A VIEW TO ILLUSTRATE THE ARGUMENT AND POINT OUT THE EVIDENCE THEY AFFORD TO THE TRUTH OF CHRISTIANITY.
Reading edition
Published in pursuance of the Will of the Rev. J. HULSE, as having gained the ANNUAL PRIZE, instituted by him in the University of Cambridge.
BY FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM, OF QUEEN’S COLLEGE.
“Quippe in his (nimirum Origenis contra Celsum libris) communem Christianorum doctrinam, adversus instructissimum Religionis nostræ hostem propugnat: hi summo Auctoris studio maxima eruditione, elucubrati fuere.” Bull. Def. Fid. Nic. Cap. ix. Sec. 2.
CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED by J. SMITH, PRINTER to the UNIVERSITY; AND SOLD BY DEIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE; AND RIVINGTONS, AND HATCHARD, LONDON.
1812.
TO THE Very Rev. the DEAN of CARLISLE, PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS, THE PRESIDENT, AND To the Reverend and Learned THE FELLOWS OF QUEEN’S COLLEGE, THIS ESSAY IS DEDICATED AS A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT AND GRATITUDE BY THE AUTHOR.