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2 Clement: Christian Writer in Second‐Century Alexandria
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The first part of this chapter deals with the social, cultural, and religious aspects of the city of Alexandria around 200 AD. The second part discusses the origins of the Christian Church in Alexandria, including the catechetical school. The third part traces what is known of Clement’s life, works, and audience.
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Title: 2 Clement: Christian Writer in Second‐Century Alexandria
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Abstract
The first part of this chapter deals with the social, cultural, and religious aspects of the city of Alexandria around 200 AD.
The second part discusses the origins of the Christian Church in Alexandria, including the catechetical school.
The third part traces what is known of Clement’s life, works, and audience.
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