Section 183
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152 ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. " And that most excellent Justin, justly declared that the afore said persons were like robbers." Then after some comments on these philosophers, he adds the following: "Crescens indeed, who had nestled in the great city (Rome,) surpassed all in his unnatural lust (TtaApag'ta) and was also wholly enslaved to the love of money. And he who advised others to despise death, was mmself so much in dread of death, that he plotted death for Jus tin as a very great evil. Because that when proclaiming the truth, he proved the philosophers gluttons and impostors." And