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| I | Classical Rome: "Description of the Universe" (Timaeus 90E) as Philosophy | 1 |
| II | Athens: Geneseos Arche as "The Principle of Becoming" (Timaeus 29D-E) | 23 |
| III | Jerusalem: Genesis as a "Likely Account" (Timaeus 29D) of One God Almighty Maker | 45 |
| IV | Alexandria: The God of Genesis as "Maker and Father" (Timaeus 28C) | 67 |
| V | New Rome: Christ as "God Made Perceptible to the Senses," "Only-Begotten God," and "Image of the God Apprehensible Only to the Mind" (Timaeus 92C) | 89 |
| VI | Catholic Rome: The Trinity as "Source, Guide, and Goal" (Timaeus 27C-42D) | 111 |
| Bibliography | 133 |
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reviewed What Has Athens to Do with Jerusalem?: Timaeus and Genesis in Counterpoint, Vol. 21 on January 25, 2021 What Has Athens to Do with Jerusalem?: Timaeus and Genesis in Counterpoint, Vol. 21
Words, words, words. Sleep inducing. Not particularly informative.
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