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Lactantius

A teacher of Latin rhetoric who became tutor to Constantine's son Crispus. His Divine Institutes is the first attempt at a full Latin account of the Christian faith, written for educated pagans.

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Against Idols7 passages

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Answering Pagans and Jews10 passages

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Apostolic Succession1 passage

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Attributes and Providence4 passages

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Faith and Obedience56 passages

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Free Will1 passage

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Grace and God’s Help1 passage

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Heresy and Schism1 passage

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Image and Likeness3 passages

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Judgment and the Second Coming2 passages

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Love of Neighbor and Enemy2 passages

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Marriage and Chastity1 passage

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One God the Creator5 passages

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Resurrection of the Body1 passage

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Reward and Judgment32 passages

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Salvation in Christ24 passages

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Sin and Death3 passages

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The Thousand-Year Reign7 passages

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The Two Ways5 passages

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True Worship51 passages

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Wealth and Alms4 passages

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Where the Dead Wait4 passages

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