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London: SPCK, 1930. Hbk. pp.301.
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Contents
Preface
Introduction
- Justin Martyr, what is known to him?
- The Authenticity of the Dialogue
- Earlier Efforts to Present Chrsit to the Jews
- Trypho the Jew
- Justin's Knowledge of Post-Biblical Judaism
- The Contents of the Dialogue
- The Practical Value of the Dialogue
- Bibliography
Translation and Notes
Indices to Introduction and Notes
- General
- Holy Scripture and other Early Literature
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