It looks like there is interest in the rest of the book. Athenagoras is ready, but I want to check a few things in Irenaeus sections.
For whatever reasons, this work was not really that influential. Much of the material is covered in other apologies. Probably most significant is chapter 10 as a primary source for the history of Trinitarian thought. But it does what it does with a polished rhetorical flair - probably more polished than other 2nd century works.
Again, the text is from CCEL's edition of Richardson's work. I would like to thank Rosie for her PB which referenced this work, since that was what let me get my toe in the door, so to speak, into handling this datatype.
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Ken McGuire
