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''' Marius the Epicurean ''' (1885) is a novel by [[Walter Pater]].
''' Marius the Epicurean ''' (1885) is a novel by [[Walter Pater]].
==Abstract==
Highly successful novel by English essayist and art and literary critic is a philosophical study of the social and moral phenomena of the times of Marcus Aurelius, in the third-quarter of the second century. Deals largely with the works of the Christians.


==Editions and translations==
==Editions and translations==
Published in Great Britain (1885). Translated into German and Spanish.  
Published in Great Britain (1885). Translated into German and Spanish.  
==Abstract==
Highly successful novel by English essayist and art and literary critic is a philosophical study of the social and moral phenomena of the times of Marcus Aurelius, in the third-quarter of the second century. Deals largely with the works of the Christians.


==External links==
==External links==


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[[Category:English language|1885 Pater]]
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[[Category:Christian origins (subject)|1885 Pater]]

Revision as of 21:16, 27 November 2009

Marius the Epicurean (1885) is a novel by Walter Pater.

Abstract

Highly successful novel by English essayist and art and literary critic is a philosophical study of the social and moral phenomena of the times of Marcus Aurelius, in the third-quarter of the second century. Deals largely with the works of the Christians.

Editions and translations

Published in Great Britain (1885). Translated into German and Spanish.

External links