Oratio ad Graecos

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Oratio ad Graecos is a 2nd-century Christian apologetic treatise by Tatian that critiques Greek pagan philosophy and culture while defending the superiority of Christian belief.

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instanceOf 2nd-century work
Christian apologetic work
theological treatise
associatedWith Second Sophistic period NERFINISHED
early Christian Greek literature
author Tatian NERFINISHED
Tatian the Assyrian NERFINISHED
criticizesConcept Greek concept of the gods
Greek cosmology
Greek moral relativism
critiques Greek moral practices
Greek mystery cults
Greek mythology
Greek philosophers
dateWritten 2nd century
defendsConcept Christian moral purity
creation by a single God
divine Logos
field patristics
genre apologetics
historicalContext early Christian–pagan intellectual conflict
influenced later Christian apologetics
influencedBy Old Testament traditions NERFINISHED
early Christian theology
language Ancient Greek
literaryForm rhetorical oration
mainTheme critique of Greek pagan philosophy
critique of Greek religion and culture
defense of Christian belief
superiority of Christian revelation over Greek wisdom
placeInCanon non-canonical early Christian writing
preservedIn manuscripts of Greek Christian literature
regionOfOrigin Eastern Roman Empire NERFINISHED
relatedWork Diatessaron NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
setting Greco-Roman world NERFINISHED
studiedIn early Christian studies
history of Christian apologetics
supports Christian ethics
biblical revelation
monotheism
survivesAs complete Greek text
targetAudience Hellenistic intellectuals
educated Greek pagans
titleTranslation Address to the Greeks NERFINISHED
Oration to the Greeks NERFINISHED
workOf Tatian NERFINISHED

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Tatian apologeticWork Oratio ad Graecos