Letter to Rome (Fragments) · §1.24.42 · Julian of Eclanum

Rome 1.24.42

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Let no one deceive you, then, and let the ungodly not deny that they hold these opinions. If they are telling the truth, either let us have a hearing, or let these very bishops who now disagree condemn the positions which, as I have said above, they hold along with the Manichaeans—just as we condemn the things they allege against us. Then there will be complete agreement. If they refuse, know that they are Manichaeans, and refrain from sharing fellowship with them.

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Fragments attributed to Julian; descriptions of opponents’ teaching are not his positive creed. Open the Latin source witness on each section.

Fragments attributed to Julian in Against Two Letters of the Pelagians I. Descriptions of opponents’ teaching are not his positive creed.

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Fragments Augustine, Against Two Letters of the Pelagians I (Latin · Letter to Rome fragments)

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