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Quadratus (Saint)
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[German Version] (
Kódratos), apologist. Eusebius (
Hist. eccl. IV 3) identifies Quadratus as the author of ¶ a compilation of apostolic teachings dedicated to Hadrian and presented to him during a visit to Asia Minor (123/124 or 129; see Kienast) or Athens (124/125 or 128/129;
Hist. eccl. IV 3.1; Jer.
Chron. 2140), demonstrating the Christians’ piety in the face of the pagans’ calumnies and pogroms. To authenticate the antiquity of the document, which he calls an apology (Apologetics), Eusebius of Caesarea cites a passage in which Jesus is called “our
sōtēr” because of his miracles. …
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Religion Past and Present
