[[15]] iii, 92. Cf., in general, Tertullian, de Cultu Feminarum.
[[16]] Euseb. E.H. v, 10.
[[17]] Euseb. E.H. vi, 11, 6; vi, 14, 8.
[[18]] Euseb. E.H. vi, 6; see de Faye, Clément d'Alexandrie, pp. 17 to 27, for the few facts of his life—a book I have used and shall quote with satisfaction.
[[19]] Epiphanius, Haer. I, ii, 26, p. 213; de Faye, Clément d'Alexandrie, p. 17, quoting Zahn.
[[20]] Euseb. Præpar. Ev. ii, 2, 64. Klémes ... pántôn mèn dià peìras elthòn anèr, thâttón ge mèn plánes ananeúsas, hôs àn pròs toû sôteríou lógou kaì dià tês euaggelikês didaskalías tôn kakôn lelutrômenos.
[[21]] Pæd. i, 1, 1.
[[22]] Strom. i, 48, 1; ii, 3, 1.
[[23]] Strom. vii. 111. Such hills are described in Greek novels; cf. Ælian, Varia Historia, xiii, 1, Atalanta's bower.
[[24]] One may perhaps compare the admiration of the contemporary Pausanias for earlier rather than later art; cf. Frazer, Pausanias and other Sketches, p. 92.