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As for the writings of Heathen authors, unleſſe they were plaine invectives againſt Chriſtianity, as thoſe of Porphyrius and Proclus, they met with no interdict that can be cited, till about the year 400, in a Carthaginian Councel, wherein Biſhops themſelves were forbid to read the Books of Gentiles, but Hereſies they might read: while others long before them on the contrary ſcrupl'd more the Books of Hereticks, then of Gentiles.
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As
for
the
writings
of
Heathen
authors,
unleſſe
they
were
plaine
invectives
againſt
Chriſtianity,
as
thoſe
of
Porphyrius
and
Proclus,
they
met
with
no
interdict
that
can
be
cited,
till
about
the
year
400,
in
a
Carthaginian
Councel,
wherein
Biſhops
themſelves
were
forbid
to
read
the
Books
of
Gentiles,
but
Hereſies
they
might
read:
while
others
long
before
them
on
the
contrary
ſcrupl'd
more
the
Books
of
Hereticks,
then
of
Gentiles.
