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Aeneas Aeneid ancient Apology appears argument Aristotle Augustine Augustus believe Bion Bodmer XX Boethius centre Chapter Christ Christian Church Cicero commentary concept Constantinople cosmos criticism Cynic death dialogue Diogenes discussion divine doctrine early earth edition emperor Empire Euhemerus evidence example faith fourth century gods Greek Hellenistic Herodotus Homer Horace human ibid idea Indian interest interpretation Jesus Jupiter justice Justinian later Latin Lecturer in Classics letter literary Livy marriage meaning Metamorphoses nature Neoplatonism Nero op.cit Ovid Ovid's Oxford passage Paul perhaps Phileas philosophical phrase Plato Plotinus Plutarch poem poet political Polybius Procopius Professor Propertius Prudentia Pythagoreans question reader reference Roman Rome ruach says scholars Secret History seems Senate Seneca sense slave Socrates soul Stobaeus Stoic Stoicism suggest Tacitus Testament theology thought Thucydides tradition translation University of Auckland Virgil virtues word writing δὲ καὶ μυριάδες τὴν τῶν