Clement of Alexandria

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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 Stromata, Book I

1Why I Write These Notes2Philosophy as Preparation3The Uses of Greek Learning4Fragments of the One Truth5Where the Greeks Learned Wisdom6Inventors and Thieves7Many Hands on the Rope8Moses Older Than the Greeks9Moses, Lawgiver and General10Moses the Living Law