The Writings of Tatian And Theophilus And the Clementine Recognitions
The Writings of Tatian And Theophilus And the Clementine Recognitions
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But my brother Aquila has attended more to the Pyrrhonists, and our other brother to the Platonists and Aristotelians; therefore you have to do with learned hearers. " Then said the old man : " You have well and logically in- formed us how you perceived the things that follow from the statements which have been enunciated. But I professed something more than the tenet of Epicurus ; for I introduced the genesis, and asserted that it is the cause of all the doings of men. " CHAP. VIII. Instincts....
When the old man had said this, I Clement said to him : " Hear, my father: if my brother Niceta bring you to acknow- ledge that the world is not governed without the providence of God, I shall be able to answer you in that part which remains concerning the genesis ; for I am well acquainted with this doctrine. " And when I had thus spoken, my brother Aquila said : " What is the use of our calling him father, when we are commanded to call no man father upon earth?" 1 Then, looking to the old man, he said, " Do not take it amiss, my father, that I have found fault with my brother for calling you father, for we have a precept not to call any one by that name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But my brother Aquila has attended more to the Pyrrhonists, and our other brother to the Platonists and Aristotelians; therefore you have to do with learned hearers. " Then said the old man : " You have well and logically in- formed us how you perceived the things that follow from the statements which have been enunciated. But I professed something more than the tenet of Epicurus ; for I introduced the genesis, and asserted that it is the cause of all the doings of men. " CHAP. VIII. Instincts....
When the old man had said this, I Clement said to him : " Hear, my father: if my brother Niceta bring you to acknow- ledge that the world is not governed without the providence of God, I shall be able to answer you in that part which remains concerning the genesis ; for I am well acquainted with this doctrine. " And when I had thus spoken, my brother Aquila said : " What is the use of our calling him father, when we are commanded to call no man father upon earth?" 1 Then, looking to the old man, he said, " Do not take it amiss, my father, that I have found fault with my brother for calling you father, for we have a precept not to call any one by that name.
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