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 1 14,8 |        another gifted Latin, the Octavius of Minucius Felix. Fo in
 2 14,8 |        Minucius Felix. Fo in the Octavius Minucius Felix wrote the
 3 14,9 |                              The Octavius.~ Sixty or seventy years
 4 14,9 |    Fronto with the dialogue, the Octavius. It twice mentions Fronto
 5 14,9 |         Latin.~ The scene of the Octavius is laid in Rome. Minucius,
 6 14,9 |        him, tells how his friend Octavius has come from Africa to
 7 14,9 |    sitting between Caecilius and Octavius.~ Caecilius then presents
 8 14,9 | encouraged by Minucius to reply, Octavius does so. Wisdom and intelligence,
 9 14,9 |     defeated by the arguments of Octavius and forthwith accepts Christianity (
10 14,9 |         of Christ by name in the Octavius is natural enough in a work
11 14,9 |      readers, as, of course, the Octavius was.~ We owe the preservation
12 14,9 |          the preservation of the Octavius to the fact that it was
13 14,9 |       Balduinus as the long-lost Octavius mentioned by Lactantius (
14 14,9 |          very unlike that of the Octavius. No trace of it has been
15 14,9 |        the relative dates of the Octavius and of the Apology (Apologeticus)
16 14,9 |        and so much resembles the Octavius in so many points that it
17 14,9 | participants in the debate.~ The Octavius was later made use of by
18 14,9 |      name of Cyprian.[92] So the Octavius was probably written sometime
19 14,9 |      written about A.D. 245, the Octavius may be dated about 240.
20 14,9 |      Jerome has been noted.~ The Octavius is very different from the
21 14,9 |       the persons who take part. Octavius is introduced as an old
22 14,13|          its manifest use of the Octavius of Minucius Felix, in Parts
23 14,17|          be remembered, that the Octavius of Minucius Felix was preserved
24 16   |       shows the influence of the Octavius, and it, too, may be a work