the highest point of virtue to become like to God, [433].
Pliny, the younger, his report of Christians to Trajan, [210];
compared in his conduct to them with Trajan and Junius Rusticus, [210], note 38.
Plutarch, his statement of Zeno's Politeia, [471].
Polytheism, of the Græco-Roman world, its multiplicity, [4];
universality, [12];
grasp on daily life, [13];
moral influence, [19];
absence of moral teaching in it, [23];
its internal cause in man, [26];