Between Heathenism and Christianity

Between Heathenism and Christianity:

Being a Translation of Seneca’s De Providentia, and Plutarch’s

De Sera Numinis Vindicta, together with Notes, Additional

Extracts from these writers and Two

Essays on Graeco-Roman Life in the

First Century after Christ.

BY

CHARLES W. SUPER, Ph. D., LL. D.,

Ex-President of the Ohio University, and Professor of Greek, ibidem; translator

of Weil’s Order of Words, and author of a

History of the German Language.

“He who distrusts the light of reason will be the first to follow a more luminous guide; and if with an ardent love for truth he has sought her in vain through the ways of this life, he will but turn with the more hope to that better world where all is simple, true, and everlasting: for there is no parallax at the zenith; it is only near our troubled horizon that objects deceive us into vague and erroneous calculations.”

FLEMING H. REVELL COMPANY

Chicago, New York, Toronto

1899

Copyrighted 1899, by Fleming H. Revell Company