Was nicolaus the Sophist a Christian?

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In Progymnasmata 45.9-21, Nicolaus the Sophist uses the Christian word παιδοφθóρoς ("boy-corrupter") in its typically Christian pairing with μοιχóς ("adulterer") to express what seems to be a Christian sentiment about avoiding detailed discussion of wicked acts. This suggests that he was a Christian, a possibility that previous scholars have considered but were unable to find evidence for. © 2010 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden,.

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Gibson, C. A. (2010). Was nicolaus the Sophist a Christian? Vigiliae Christianae, 64(5), 496–500. https://doi.org/10.1163/157007210X493489

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