The Apocriticus of Macarius Magnes
The Apocriticus of Macarius Magnes
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2 Harnack has used this as an argument for the late date of the Apocriticus. But as early as A. D. 290 the Manichceans had so spread in Africa that the Proconsul of Africa was ordered to burn the leaders with their books.
3 The Syrian Gnostic, who was born at Edessa in A. D. 155.
4 Droserius appears in the dialogue called Adamantius (Pseudo- Origen). In Bk. IV. Droserius is made to suggest the Valentinian origin of evil, and is answered by Adamantius.
6 Dositheus appears again in a simil...ar list in iii. 43, p. 115? ! 16, where interesting details are given. He is not otherwise known to us.
BOOK IV. Xv, vi 129 chriscs, or contrary to God, their followers are no longer willing to bear the name of Christian, but like to be called, after the name of their leaders, Manichaeans, Montanists, Marcionists, Droserians, and Dositheans. Do you see the baneful armies of many Antichrists terribly inflamed against Christ and the Christians, and then do you say that none of the things has come of which the Saviour prophesied?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. 52.
2 Harnack has used this as an argument for the late date of the Apocriticus. But as early as A. D. 290 the Manichceans had so spread in Africa that the Proconsul of Africa was ordered to burn the leaders with their books.
3 The Syrian Gnostic, who was born at Edessa in A. D. 155.
4 Droserius appears in the dialogue called Adamantius (Pseudo- Origen). In Bk. IV. Droserius is made to suggest the Valentinian origin of evil, and is answered by Adamantius.
6 Dositheus appears again in a simil...ar list in iii. 43, p. 115? ! 16, where interesting details are given. He is not otherwise known to us.
BOOK IV. Xv, vi 129 chriscs, or contrary to God, their followers are no longer willing to bear the name of Christian, but like to be called, after the name of their leaders, Manichaeans, Montanists, Marcionists, Droserians, and Dositheans. Do you see the baneful armies of many Antichrists terribly inflamed against Christ and the Christians, and then do you say that none of the things has come of which the Saviour prophesied?
What to read after The Apocriticus of Macarius Magnes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by The Egyptian Macarius to read onlineMoreLess
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