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Fourth Book of Maccabees - Chapter VIII
The famous "Athletes of Righteousness." Here ends the story of courage called th...
Fourth Book of Maccabees - Chapter VII
A comparison of a mother's and father's affections, in this chapter are some mou...
Fourth Book of Maccabees - Chapter VI
Brotherly bonds and a mother's love
Fourth Book of Maccabees - Chapter V
A chapter of horror and torture revealing ancient tyranny at its utmost savagery...
Fourth Book of Maccabees - Chapter IV
This so called "Age of Reason" may in this chapter read that the Philosophy of R...
Fourth Book of Maccabees - Chapter III
Eleazar, the gentle spirited old man, shows such fortitude that even as we read ...
Fourth Book of Maccabees - Chapter II
The ruling of Desire and Anger. The story of David's thirst. Stirring chapters o...
Fourth Book of Maccabees - Chapter I
An outline of philosophy from ancient times concerning Inspired Reason. Civiliza...
Fourth Book of Maccabees - Introduction
THIS book is like a fearful peal of thunder echoing out of the dim horrors of an...
The Letter of Aristeas - Chapter XI
For a comment on ancient stenography, see Verse 7. The translation is submitted ...
The Letter of Aristeas - Chapter X
The questions and answers continue. Showing how the army officers ought to be se...
The Letter of Aristeas - Chapter IX
Verse 8 epitomizes the value of knowledge. Verse 28, parental affection.
The Letter of Aristeas - Chapter VIII
More questions and answers. Note Verse 20 with its reference to flying through t...
The Letter of Aristeas - Chapter VII
The arrival of the envoys with the manuscript of the precious book and gifts. Pr...
The Letter of Aristeas - Chapter VI
Explanations of the customs of the people showing what is meant by the word, "Un...
The Letter of Aristeas - Chapter V
A description of the city and the countryside. Compare Verse 11 with conditions ...
