defenders and by its detractors alike, thatecclesiasticalthoughtinthe age that separates Paul from Constantine was not a mere blossoming of the primitive gospel but a kind of oleaster, the result of a studious grafting of mundane philosophies on to the biblical stem. There arethose who

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