PG 6 · cols. 803–888

Tatianus Assyrius, Oratio adversus Graecos (Τατιανοῦ πρὸς Ἕλληνας)

Tatian the Assyrian (Justin's pupil, writing about 170): a scornful address to the Greeks on their philosophers, myths, astrology and spectacles, with the Christian teaching on God, the Word, the soul and the demons, and the proof that Moses is older than Homer, in Greek, with the editors' notes (Migne, PG 6). The text was first read by Gemini (a machine reader), and the Reading Room checked a sample of its columns against the page.