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 IV
1The Perfect Work of Love2Pain, Poverty, and Virtue3Blessed by Choice, Not Necessity4Martyrdom Out of Love5Who Is Fit for Martyrdom6Why the Martyrs Suffer7Conscience, Endurance, and the Martyrs8Love, Desire, and Women Made Perfect9Doing Good for Its Own Sake10Drawing Ourselves to God11The Body and the Heavenly City