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Quadratus: Surviving Apology Fragment
ANF historical edition · Edition commentary
Translator and historical edition notes
But see Lightfoot, A. F ., part ii. vol. i. p. 524.
On Quadratus and Aristides, consult Routh, R. S ., p. 71; also Westcott, On the Canon , p. 92.
In Eusebius, Hist. Eccl ., iv. 3.
[Westcott supposes the Diognetus of Mathetes (vol. i. p. 23) may be the work of Quadratus; Canon , p. 96.]
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