Theophilus to Autolycus Book 3
- 1untitled
- 2Chapter I.-Autolycus Not Yet Convinced.
- 3Chapter II.-Profane Authors Had No Means of Knowing the Truth.
- 4Chapter III.-Their Contradictions.
- 5untitled
- 6Chapter V.-Philosophers Inculcate Cannibalism.
- 7Chapter VI.-Other Opinions of the Philosophers.
- 8Chapter VII.-Varying Doctrine Concerning the Gods.
- 9Chapter VIII.-Wickedness Attributed to the Gods by Heathen Writers.
- 10Chapter IX.-Christian Doctrine of God and His Law.
- 11Chapter X.-Of Humanity to Strangers.
- 12Chapter XI.-Of Repentance.
- 13Chapter XII.-Of Righteousness.
- 14Chapter XIII.-Of Chastity.
- 15Chapter XIV.-Of Loving Our Enemies.
- 16Chapter XV.-The Innocence of the Christians Defended.
- 17Chapter XVI.-Uncertain Conjectures of the Philosophers.
- 18Chapter XVII.-Accurate Information of the Christians.
- 19Chapter XVIII.-Errors of the Greeks About the Deluge.
- 20Chapter XIX.-Accurate Account of the Deluge.
- 21Chapter XX.-Antiquity of Moses.
- 22Chapter XXI.-Of Manetho's Inaccuracy.
- 23Chapter XXII.-Antiquity of the Temple.
- 24Chapter XXIII.-Prophets More Ancient Than Greek Writers.
- 25Chapter XXIV.-Chronology from Adam.
- 26Chapter XXV.-From Saul to the Captivity.
- 27Chapter XXVI.-Contrast Between Hebrew and Greek Writings.
- 28Chapter XXVII.-Roman Chronology to the Death of M. Aurelius.
- 29Chapter XXVIII.-Leading Chronological Epochs.
- 30Chapter XXIX.-Antiquity of Christianity.
- 31Chapter XXX.-Why the Greeks Did Not Mention Our Histories.