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Minucius Felix

fl. c. 200 AD

A Roman lawyer whose Octavius is a dialogue in which a Christian answers a pagan friend's objections on a walk by the sea at Ostia.

Works here: 1 to read straight through
Passages: 53 on 14 questions

Treatises and other works1

Octavius 40 sectionslistenA Latin dialogue set at Ostia: the pagan Caecilius and the Christian Octavius debate the old gods and the Christian faith.

What Minucius Felix said on the questions

Against Idols5 passages

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Attributes and Providence2 passages

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Faith and Obedience6 passages

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Fate and Foreknowledge5 passages

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Free Will1 passage

Octavius 38

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God’s Call to Everyone1 passage

Octavius 33

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Martyrdom as Witness1 passage

Octavius 37

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One God the Creator3 passages

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Resurrection of the Body1 passage

Octavius 34

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Reward and Judgment5 passages

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Salvation in Christ1 passage

Octavius 29

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The Two Ways4 passages

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True Worship17 passages

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Wealth and Alms1 passage

Octavius 36

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