S. Iustini Philosophii Et Martyris Opera Quae Feruntur Omnia

This is a collection of the works of Justin Martyr, a Christian apologist of the 2nd century AD. It includes all of his known works, as well as some additional fragments and a sample of a Greek manuscript. The works cover a variety of topics related to Christianity, including defending the faith against pagan and Jewish critiques and explaining Christian beliefs and practices.
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