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Melito of Sardis
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Melito (fl. 170–180) was a Christian leader at Sardis in Asia Minor; he was a prolific author with an excellent literary and rhetorical training and was read by Clement of Alexandria, Origen, and Eusebius. Near‐contemporaries describe his asceticism, prophecy, and links to John the Evangelist; later, he is called a bishop. Little is known of his life.
Title: Melito of Sardis
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Abstract
Melito (fl.
170–180) was a Christian leader at Sardis in Asia Minor; he was a prolific author with an excellent literary and rhetorical training and was read by Clement of Alexandria, Origen, and Eusebius.
Near‐contemporaries describe his asceticism, prophecy, and links to John the Evangelist; later, he is called a bishop.
Little is known of his life.
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