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Anatolius and Minor Writers

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by Anatolius Of Laodicea

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      Lighthouse Publishing

    • Published

      April 2024

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      Product Description

      [a.d. 230-270-280.] From Jerome we learn that Anatolius flourished in the reign of Probus and Carus, that he was a native of Alexandria, and that he became bishop of Laodicea. Eusebius gives a somewhat lengthened account of him, and speaks of him in terms of the strongest laudation, as one surpassing all the men of his time in learning and science. He tells us that he attained the highest eminence in arithmetic, geometry, and astronomy, besides being a great proficient also in dialectics, physics, and rhetoric. His reputation was so great among the Alexandrians that they are said to have requested him to open a school for teaching the Aristotelian philosophy in their city. He did great service to his fellow-citizens in Alexandria on their being besieged by the Romans in a.d. 262, and was the means of saving the lives of numbers of them. After this he is said to have passed into Syria, where Theotecnus, the bishop of C

      Specification

      • Book Format

        Paperback

      • Publisher

        Lighthouse Publishing

      • Published

        April 2024

      • Weight

        100g

      • Dimensions

        14 x 21.6 x 0.5 cm

      • ISBN

        9781643734255

      • ISBN-10

        1643734253

      • Eden Code

        6784515

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      • ISBN: 9781643734255

      • Publisher: Lighthouse Publishing

      • Release Date: April 2024

      • Weight: 100g

      • Dimensions: 14 x 21.6 x 0.5 cm

      • Eden Code: 6784515

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