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Archelaus Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. VI, Acts of Disputation… (1885)

Next morning, however, Archelaus suddenly made his appearance at this residence [1] in which Diodorus was staying, before any one was yet stirring abroad. Manes accordingly, all unconscious of the fact that Archelaus was now on the spot again, challenged Diodorus publicly to engage in a disputation with him; his intention being to crush him with a verbal display, because he perceived that he was a man of a simple nature, and not very deeply learned in questions concerning the Scriptures. For he had now had a taste of the doctrine of Archelaus.
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