Tag Archives: Cyril of Alexandria

Christian Apologists and Polemics.

Posted on January 21, 2012 by Philip Schaff

SOURCES. I. The Greek Apologists: Eusebius Caes.: Προπαρασκευή εὐαγγελική (Preparatio evang.), and Ἀπόδειχις εὐαγγελική (Demonstratio evang.); besides his controversial work against Hierocles; and his Theophany, discovered in 1842 in a Syriac version (ed. Lee, Lond. 1842). Athanasius: Κατὰ τῶν Ἑλλήνων … Continue reading →

Book Title: History of the Christian Church
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Julian’s Attack upon Christianity

Posted on January 9, 2012 by Philip Schaff

The last direct and systematic attack upon the Christian religion proceeded from the emperor Julian. In his winter evenings at Antioch in 363, to account to the whole world for his apostasy, he wrote a work against the Christians, which … Continue reading →

Book Title: History of the Christian Church
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