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“Clement of Alexandria about himself and his writing - Greek Text with English translation”
From Stromateis I, I, 11
Clement tells us a little about himself.
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    Chadwick H. 
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    STUDIES Ashwin-Siejkowski P. 
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     Chadwick H. -------------- Hägg H. F. 
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 Now this work of mine in writing is not artfully 
constructed for display; but my memoranda are stored up against old age, as a 
remedy against forgetfulness, truly an image and outline of those vigorous and 
animated discourses which I was privileged to hear, and of blessed and truly 
remarkable men. Of these the one, in Greece, an Ionic; the other in Magna Græcia: 
the first of these from Cœle-Syria, the second from Egypt, and others in the 
East. The one was born in the land of Assyria, and the other a Hebrew in 
Palestine. When I came upon the last (he was the first in power), having tracked 
him out concealed in Egypt, I found rest. He, the true, the Sicilian bee, 
gathering the spoil of the flowers of the prophetic and apostolic meadow, 
engendered in the souls of his hearers a deathless element of knowledge.   | 
    
  
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This is the original Greek text from Stromateis
Stromata, Miscellanies
Clement of Alexandria
autobiography
Pantaenus
Stählin
Greek Text
Patrologiae Graecae Cursus Completus
Patrologia Graeca