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Portrait of Origen Origen Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. IV, Origen… (1885)

Seeing that he imagines, however, that Moses, who wrote the account of the tower, and the confusion of tongues, has perverted the story of the sons of Aloeus, [3] and referred it to the tower, we must remark that I do not think any one prior to the time of Homer [4] has mentioned the sons of Aloeus, while I am persuaded that what is related about the tower has been recorded by Moses as being much older not only than Homer, but even than the invention of letters among the Greeks. Who, then, are the perverters of each other’s narratives?
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Portrait of Origen Origen Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. IV, Origen… (1885)

But since, as we have said in the preceding pages, the prophets, in uttering many predictions regarding future events, show that they have spoken the truth concerning many things that are past, and thus give evidence of the indwelling of the Divine Spirit, it is manifest that, with respect to things still future, we should repose faith in them, or rather in the Divine Spirit that is in them.
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