Ante-Nicene Fathers/Volume VIII/Two Epistles Concerning Virginity/Second Pseudo-Clement/Chapter 12

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Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. VII, Two Epistles Concerning Virginity, Second Pseudo-Clement
by Clement of Rome, translated by Benjamin Plummer Pratten
Chapter 12
159586Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. VII, Two Epistles Concerning Virginity, Second Pseudo-Clement — Chapter 12Benjamin Plummer PrattenClement of Rome

Chapter XII.—Solomon’s Infatuation Through Women.

Hast thou not read the history of Solomon, the son of David, the man to whom God gave wisdom, and knowledge, and largeness of mind,[1] and riches, and much glory, beyond all men?  Yet this same man, through women, came to ruin,[2] and departed from the Lord.


Footnotes[edit]

  1. Lit. “heart.”
  2. Or “perished.”