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 1  1,6 | strength was the intellectual attack it was making upon paganism.~
 2  2,12|        The letter records the attack of the mob upon the brethren,
 3  8,3 |      is just as much a bitter attack upon Greek pretensions to
 4  9,3 |    treatise. It continues the attack upon pagan religion and
 5 12,1 |       215 Caracalla's furious attack upon the Alexandrians interrupted
 6 12,5 |      had directed a searching attack against Christianity, some
 7 12,5 |     was altogether the ablest attack of the kind made upon Christianity
 8 13,10|      We owe this story to the attack made afterward upon Dionysius
 9 14,8 |       wrote it in reply to an attack on Christiani made by one
10 14,8 |      literary pieces, but his attack on Christianity has never
11 14,9 |     it reproduces some of his attack in the first third of it,
12 14,9 |       s was the only literary attack on Christianity made in
13 14,9 |     decidedly excels Fronto's attack upon it, if we may judge