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 VI
1Notes Scattered Like a Meadow2The Greeks Stole From Each Other3Wonders the Greeks Borrowed4The Good News in Hades5Every Teacher Has a Teacher6A Mind Nothing Shakes7Numbers, Measures, and Music8Made Fit for Virtue9Rooms in the Temple10Grafting the Wild Olive11Ten Words, Two Tablets12A Spark From the Scriptures13Philosophy Kept for Dessert