A learned Greek convert who ran the catechetical school at Alexandria around A.D. 200 and wrote about how a Christian should eat, dress, laugh, marry and spend money. His answer was always: plainly.
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Contents
The Instructor
1The Word Who Trains Us2Children, Colts, and Lambs3The Milk of the Word4Who Our Instructor Is5Why the Good God Punishes6The Bitter Roots of Fear7The Even Scales of Righteousness8Obedience to Right Reason9Eating to Live10Sober Cups of Friendship11Cups, Songs, and Laughter12Foul Talk and Table Manners13On Perfumes and Crowns14Sleep and Wakefulness15What Marriage Is For16Clothes Are Only a Covering17Shoes, Jewels, and Gold18True Beauty and Painted Faces19The Mark of a Man20The Only Rich Man21Examples, Baths, and Exercise22Plain Dress and Plain Living23From Instructor to Teacher