This work influenced the works of Cyprian and Tertullian's Apologeticum, and it consists of a dialogue between the pagan Caecilius Natalis and the title lawyer.
One speaker in this work notes that Romans worship for the sole purpose of being able to conquer, and auguries are neglected for undesired results but followed with indications of good fortune. Modeled after Cicero's On the Nature of the Gods, this central discussion of this work begins on the way to the marine baths of Ostia, when one of the characters prays to an image of Serapis. This work influenced the works of Cyprian and Tertullian's Apologeticum, and it consists of a dialogue between the pagan Caecilius Natalis and the title lawyer. For 15 points, identify this greatest apology for Christianity, written by Marcus Minucius Felix.
One speaker in this work notes that Romans worship for the sole purpose of being able to conquer, and auguries are neglected for undesired results but followed with indications of good fortune.
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