01689cam a2200337Mi 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036010001700077040003900094035002100133041001300154049000900167245005000176260008900226300002200315336002600337337002800363338002700391504005100418545050700469546007000976561001101046600005401057700001501111700004001126700005401166994001401220999001701234952010001251ocn773058995OCoLC20190225150328.0961101s1943    enk      b    001 0 grc d  aa  43002614   aKIJbengcKIJdOCLCOdOCLCQdZAAPA  a(OCoLC)7730589950 agrcbeng  aZAAA04aThe Epistle to Diognetus /cby E.H. Blakeney.  aLondon :bSociety for Promoting Christian Knowledge ;aNew York :bMacmillan,c1943.  a94 pages ;c19 cm  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  aFormerly attributed to Justin Martyr; not cited by any ancient or medieval writer, existed in a single manuscript, lost in the siege of Strasburg (1870). The identification of Diognetus with the teacher of Marcus Aurelius, is, at most, plausible. Actual author's name and date is unknown; the letter breaks off at the end of chapter x; it may have originally been much longer. The last two chapters (xi, xii) bear no relation to the rest of the letterand seem to be a fragment of a homily of later dat.  aText in Greek, with introductory notes and commentary in English.  5UkLU-K00aJustin,cMartyr, Saint.tSpurious doubtful works.0 aDiognetus.1 aBlakeney, Edward Henry,d1869-1955.1 aRatcliff, Edward Craddock,eformer owner.5UkLU-K  aC0bZAAPA  c43404d43404  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2019-02-25l0o281.1 DIOpAPA078201r2019-02-25t1w2019-02-25yBK