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 1  6,1 |       nineteenth ode is quoted by Lactantius in his Divine Institutes
 2  9,3 |      earliest mention of it is in Lactantius, a Western writer who died
 3 14,9 |   long-lost Octavius mentioned by Lactantius (in his Divine Institutes
 4 14,9 |         about 240. Its mention by Lactantius, about A.D. 303, and by
 5 14,9 |     philosophical Christianity of Lactantius; it is much more like a
 6 14,17|         to have been little read; Lactantius, who is said by Jerome to
 7 14,18|                                   Lactantius.~ Among those who studied
 8 14,18|        Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius. He came of heathen parents
 9 14,18|        there (Institutes v. 2.2). Lactantius recorded this journey in
10 14,18|         years of age. Jerome says Lactantius was by that time “extremely
11 14,18|           twelve works written by Lactantius: the Banquet, the Journey,
12 14,18|           fragments apparently of Lactantius have come down to us; one
13 14,18| Persecution. Of thirteen works of Lactantius, therefore (aside from the
14 14,18|    chronologically to the life of Lactantius and the history of the times,
15 14,18|         its liability to disease; Lactantius points out the enormous
16 14,19| Diocletian's persecution, stirred Lactantius to offer a positive presentation
17 14,19|       after that emperor summoned Lactantius to Treves in 317, although
18 14,19|        added by another hand.[95] Lactantius was therefore writing the
19 14,19|       soul, and the life to come. Lactantius followed the millennial
20 14,20|          In the years 313 and 314 Lactantius wrote three book: On the
21 14,20|         the Christians and others Lactantius recites unsparingly and
22 14,20|           doubt that much of what Lactantius says is true.~ To this time,
23 14,20|      Constantine in 317 to invite Lactantius to Treves in Gaul to become
24 14,20|         probably both the work of Lactantius, most modern scholars are
25 14,20|           Among the lost works of Lactantius are the eight books of his
26 14,20|      remark in the eighth book of Lactantius' letters To Demetrianus,
27 14,20|           they have disappeared.~ Lactantius expressed an intention of
28 16   |       Origen; no Greek text; only~Lactantius, The Banquet (Symposium);
29 16   |        explained as introduced by Lactantius himself into a revised edition
30 16   |         which is probably that of Lactantius himself.~  [96] Henry A.