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The writings of Clement of Alexandria, Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 131 — Chapter X · ANSWER TO THE OBJECTION OF THE HEATHEN, THAT IT WAS NOT RIGHT TO ABANDON THE CUSTOMS OF THEIR FATHERS.

William Wilson translation

The expression “conquered by brass or iron” is borrowed from Homer (Il. viii. 534). Brass, or copper, and iron were the metals of which arms were made.

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