LARDNER’S WORKS.

VOL. VII.

JOHN CHILDS AND SON, DUNGAY.

IX. Pliny the Younger, and Trajan

106 17

X. Epictetus the Stoic Philosopher

109 78

XI. The Emperor Adrian

117 92

XII. Bruttius Præsens

136 102

XIII. Phlegon, Thallus, and Dionysius the Areopagite

138 105

XIV. The Emperor Titus Antoninus the Pious

124

XV. Sect. 1. The Emperor Marcus Antoninus the Philosopher 161 132

2. Of the Persecutions in his Time

144

3. A remarkable deliverance of this Emperor in

his Wars in Germany, and the History of the

Thundering Legion considered

176

XVI. Apuleius of Madaura in Africa

164 198

XVII. A general account of the early adversaries of the chris-

tians, who wrote against them : Celsus, Porphyry,

Hierocles, Julian, Fronto, and some others

205

XVIII. Celsus

210

Sect. 1. His time, and character, and his work against

the christians

2. Passages in Celsus representing the Jewish ex-

pectation of the Messiah

378 212

3. Passages of Celsus containing references to the

books of the New Testament

176 214

4. Passages of Celsus concerning christian facts,

chiefly such as are recorded in the New Tes-

tament

224

5. Passages of Celsus concerning christian principles

243

6. Passages concerning the progress of the chris-

tian religion

250

ib.

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