PG 6 · cols. 229–240

S. Justinus philosophus et martyr, Oratio ad Graecos (Λόγος πρὸς Ἕλληνας)

A short address transmitted under justin's name, giving the author's reasons for leaving the greek religion (the shameful tales of the gods in homer and hesiod, the festivals and their excesses) and calling the greeks to the divine word, 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.