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The Religious Thought of the Greeks, from Homer to the Triumph of Christianity

Note 338 — X CHRISTIANITY AND PAGANISM

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Justin, Apol. II, 8 ff.; cf. I, 46. In two passages (Apol. I, 44 and 59) Justin illogically declares that the Greeks owed all their true knowledge to their borrowings from Moses. Herein he was simply following the Alexandrian Jews.

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