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Theophilus Antiochensis
To Autolycus

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• Book I
  • I. AUTOLYCUS AN IDOLATER AND SCORNER OF CHRISTIANS.
  • II. THAT THE EYES OF THE SOUL MUST BE PURGED ERE GOD CAN BE SEEN.
  • III. NATURE OF GOD.
  • IV. ATTRIBUTES OF GOD.
  • V. THE INVISIBLE GOD PERCEIVED THROUGH HIS WORKS.
  • VI. GOD IS KNOWN BY HIS WORKS.
  • VII. WE SHALL, SEE GOD WHEN WE PUT ON IMMORTALITY.
  • VIII. FAITH REQUIRED IN ALL MATTERS.
  • IX. IMMORALITIES OF THE GODS.
  • X. ABSURDITIES OF IDOLATRY.
  • XI. THE KING TO BE HONOURED, GOD TO BE WORSHIPPED.
  • XII. MEANING OF THE NAME CHRISTIAN.
  • XIII. THE RESURRECTION PROVED BY EXAMPLES.
  • XIV. THEOPHILUS AN EXAMPLE OF CONVERSION.
    
    
• Book II
  • I. OCCASION OF WRITING THIS BOOK.
  • II. THE GODS ARE DESPISED WHEN THEY ARE MADE; BUT BECOME VALUABLE WHEN BOUGHT.
  • III. WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE GODS?
  • IV. ABSURD OPINIONS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS CONCERNING GOD.
  • V. OPINIONS OF HOMER AND HESIOD CONCERNING THE GODS.
  • VI. HESIOD ON THE ORIGIN OF THE WORLD.
  • VII. FABULOUS HEATHEN GENEALOGIES.
  • VIII. OPINIONS CONCERNING PROVIDENCE.
  • IX. THE PROPHET'S INSPIRED BY THE HOLY GHOST.
  • X. THE WORLD CREATED BY GOD THROUGH THE WORD.
  • XI. THE SIX DAYS' WORK DESCRIBED.
  • XII. THE GLORY OF THE SIX DAYS' WORK.
  • XIII. REMARKS ON THE CREATION OF THE WORLD.
  • XIV. THE WORLD COMPARED TO THE SEA.
  • XV. OF THE FOURTH DAY.
  • XVI. OF THE FIFTH DAY.
  • XVII. OF THE SIXTH DAY.
  • XVIII. THE CREATION OF MAN.
  • XIX. MAN IS PLACED IN PARADISE.
  • XX. THE SCRIPTURAL ACCOUNT OF PARADISE.
  • XXI. OF THE FALL OF MAN.
  • XXII. WHY GOD IS SAID TO HAVE WALKED.
  • XXIII. THE TRUTH OF THE ACCOUNT IN GENESIS.
  • XXIV. THE BEAUTY OF PARADISE.
  • XXV. GOD WAS JUSTIFIED IN FORBIDDING MAN TO EAT OF THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE.
  • XXVI. GOD'S GOODNESS IN EXPELLING MAN FROM PARADISE.
  • XXVII. THE NATURE OF MAN.
  • XXVIII. WHY EVE WAS FORMED OF ADAM'S RIB.
  • XXIX. CAIN'S CRIME.
  • XXX. CAIN'S FAMILY AND THEIR INVENTIONS.
  • XXXI. THE HISTORY AFTER THE FLOOD.
  • XXXII. HOW THE HUMAN RACE WAS DISPERSED.
  • XXXIII. PROFANE HISTORY GIVES NO ACCOUNT OF THESE MATTERS.
  • XXXIV. THE PROPHETS ENJOINED HOLINESS OF LIFE.
  • XXXV. PRECEPTS FROM THE PROPHETIC BOOKS.
  • XXXVI. PROPHECIES OF THE SIBYL.
  • XXXVII. THE TESTIMONIES OF THE POETS.
  • XXXVIlI. THE TEACHINGS OF THEGREEK POETS AND PHILOSOPHERS CONFIRMATORY OF THOSE OF THE HEBREW PROPHETS.
    
    
• Book III
  • I. AUTOLYCUS NOT YET CONVINCED.
  • II. PROFANE AUTHORS HAD NO MEANS OF KNOWING THE TRUTH.
  • III. THEIR CONTRADICTIONS.
  • IV. HOW AUTOLYCUS HAD BEEN MISLED BY FALSE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST THE CHRISTIANS.
  • V. PHILOSOPHERS INCULCATE CANNIBALISM.
  • VI. OTHER OPINIONS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS.
  • VII. VARYING DOCTRINE CONCERNING THE GODS.
  • VIII. WICKEDNESS ATTRIBUTED TO THE GODS BY HEATHEN WRITERS.
  • IX. CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF GOD AND HIS LAW.
  • X. OF HUMANITY TO STRANGERS.
  • XI. OF REPENTANCE.
  • XII. OF RIGHTEOUSNESS.
  • XIII. OF CHASTITY.
  • XIV. OF LOVING OUR ENEMIES.
  • XV. THE INNOCENCE OF THE CHRISTIANS DEFENDED.
  • XVI. UNCERTAIN CONJECTURES OF THE PHILOSOPHERS.
  • XVII. ACCURATE INFORMATION OF THE CHRISTIANS.
  • XVIII. ERRORS OF THE GREEKS ABOUT THE DELUGE.
  • XIX. ACCURATE ACCOUNT OF THE DELUGE.
  • XX. ANTIQUITY OF MOSES.
  • XXI. OF MANETHO'S INACCURACY.
  • XXII. ANTIQUITY OF THE TEMPLE.
  • XXIII. PROPHETS MORE ANCIENT THAN GREEK WRITERS.
  • XXIV. CHRONOLOGY FROM ADAM.
  • XXV. FROM SAUL TO THE CAPTIVITY.
  • XXVI. CONTRAST BETWEEN HEBREW AND GREEK WRITINGS.
  • XXVII. ROMAN CHRONOLOGY TO THE DEATH OF M. AURELIUS.
  • XXVIII. LEADING CHRONOLOGICAL EPOCHS.
  • XXIX. ANTIQUITY OF CHRISTIANITY.
  • XXX. WHY THE GREEKS DID NOT MENTION OUR HISTORIES.

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