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 1 Pre        |     study of the APOLOGETICUS of Tertullian when preparing an annotated
 2 Int        |  INTRODUCTION.~---- ~THE life of Tertullian, so far as we know it, may
 3 Int        |   conversion it is believed that Tertullian practised in the provincial
 4 Int        |       deep personal conviction. ~Tertullian's conversion may be dated
 5 Int        |    writings' (Hil. in Matt. 5). ~Tertullian lived to an extreme old
 6 Int        |        hideous disclosures which Tertullian's exposure of heathenism
 7 Int        |         defence of Christianity. Tertullian's favourite weapon is sarcastic
 8 V(12)      |        This statement, for which Tertullian is the sole authority, is
 9 V(15)      |                                k Tertullian refers to the story of the "
10 V(15)      |          Dion Cass. lxxi. 8 ff). Tertullian hazards a conjecture that
11 V(15)      |        persecutions will explain Tertullian's ignorance of the exceptionally
12 V(15)      |        For further references of Tertullian to the Roman archives, see
13 V(16)      |                                l Tertullian was not acquainted with
14 XI(29)     |        rewards and punishments.' Tertullian glances at the fickleness
15 XVI(41)    |          the Light of the World. Tertullian speaks of the East as a '
16 XVII(47)   | conscience, is characteristic of Tertullian. See his special treatise, '
17 XIX(59)    |         corrupt in this passage. Tertullian's meaning seems to be that
18 XXI(62)    |                                l Tertullian states the difficulty as
19 XXI(62)    |             This is quite true,' Tertullian would reply, 'but Christianity
20 XXI(67)    |                                q Tertullian does not claim to have seen
21 XXII(69)   |          as almost invariably in Tertullian : comp. de spect. 4; de
22 XXXI(79)   |                  d I Tim. ii. 2. Tertullian here, as often, cites loosely. ~
23 XXXIX(105) |   treatise addressed to heathen, Tertullian naturally forbears to use
24 XLVII(124) |                                b Tertullian parenthetically indicates
25 XLVII(124) |       and falsehood. This method Tertullian himself pursued in his tract,
26 XLVIII(126)|                                d Tertullian first shews that a human