Hermias, Gentilium Philosophorum Irrisio
Halton, Thomas P. This is a fascinating romp through the ranks of the pre-Socratic Philosophers, all seventeen of them presenting their different theories on the first principle, or starting point, of the origin of the universe (was it water or air, etc.). This is a common motif in the early Greek apologists. For instance, Pseudo-Justin, Cohort. ad Graec. 8 reads: "It is logical, then, since you cannot learn any religious truths from your own teachers, whose ig...