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New Edition Challenges Traditional Authorship of Christian Apologist's Resurrection Treatise.

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Athenagorae qui fertur: De resurrectione mortuorum
Miroslav Marcovich

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The article presents a new edition of a text attributed to Athenagoras, a Christian apologist from the 2nd century. It includes a critical edition of the text, commentary by Arethas, and fragments attributed to Justin Martyr. The editor argues against Athenagoras' authorship of the text on resurrection but dates it to the late 2nd century. This edition complements previous work on Athenagoras' writings.