PG 6 · cols. 471–800

S. Justinus philosophus et martyr, Dialogus cum Tryphone Judaeo (Πρὸς Τρύφωνα Ἰουδαῖον διάλογος)

Justin's account of a debate over two days with the jew trypho and his friends: his own road through the schools of philosophy to christ, then the law and its end, the prophecies of the messiah's two comings, his birth of a virgin and his cross, the word who appeared to the patriarchs, and the gentiles as the true israel, in Greek, with the editors' notes (Migne, PG 6). The text was first read by Gemini (a machine reader); the Reading Room checked a sample of its columns against the page.