Exhortation to the Greeks
- 1Chapter I.-Reasons for Addressing the Greeks.
- 2Chapter II-The Poets are Unfit to Be Religious Teachers.
- 3Chapter III.-Opinions of the School of Thales.
- 4Chapter IV.-Opinions of Pythagoras and Epicurus.
- 5Chapter V.-Opinions of Plato and Aristotle.
- 6Chapter VI.-Further Disagreements Between Plato and Aristotle.
- 7Chapter VII.-Inconsistencies of Plato's Doctrine.
- 8Chapter VIII.-Antiquity, Inspiration, and Harmony of Christian Teachers.
- 9Chapter IX.-The Antiquity of Moses Proved by Greek Writers.
- 10Chapter X-Training and Inspiration of Moses.
- 11Chapter XI.-Heathen Oracles Testify of Moses.
- 12Chapter XII.-Antiquity of Moses Proved.
- 13Chapter XIII.-History of the Septuagint.
- 14Chapter XIV.-A Warning Appeal to the Greeks.
- 15Chapter XV.-Testimony of Orpheus to Monotheism.
- 16Chapter XVI.-Testimony of the Sibyl.
- 17Chapter XVII-Testimony of Homer.
- 18Chapter XVIII.-Testimony of Sophocles.
- 19Chapter XIX.-Testimony of Pythagoras.
- 20Chapter XX.-Testimony of Plato.
- 21Chapter XXI.-The Namelessness of God.
- 22Chapter XXII.-Studied Ambiguity Plato.
- 23Chapter XXIII.-Plato's Self-Contradiction.
- 24Chapter XXIV.-Agreement of Plato and Homer.
- 25Chapter XXV.-Plato's Knowledge of God's Eternity.
- 26Chapter XXVI.-Plato Indebted to the Prophets.
- 27Chapter XXVII.-Plato's Knowledge of the Judgement.
- 28Chapter XXVIII.-Homer's Obligations to the Sacred Writers.
- 29Chapter XXIX.-Origin of Plato's Doctrine of Form.
- 30Chapter XXX.-Homer's Knowledge of Man's Origin.
- 31Chapter XXXI.-Further Proof of Plato's Acquaintance with Scripture.
- 32Chapter XXXII.-Plato's Doctrine of the Heavenly Gift.
- 33Chapter XXXIII.-Plato's Idea of the Beginning of Time Drawn from Moses.
- 34Chapter XXXIV.-Whence Men Attributed to God Human Form.
- 35Chapter XXXV.-Appeal to the Greeks.
- 36Chapter XXXVI.-True Knowledge Not Held by the Philosophers.
- 37Chapter XXXVII.-Of the Sibyl.
- 38Chapter XXXVIII.-Concluding Appeal.