The history of the agape coincides, until the end of the 2nd century, with that of the eucharist, and it is doubtful whether the following detailed account of the agape given in Tertullian's Apology (c. 39) is to be regarded as exclusive of an accompanying eucharist: "It is the banquet (triclinium) alone of the Christians that is criticised. [Please select]
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And then, placing an arm on the shoulders of his nephew, he conducted him to the triclinium. [Please select]
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In the garden triclinium, shaded by ivy, grapes, and woodbine, sat Pomponia Græcina; hence they went to salute her. [Please select]
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They enter the triclinium in the midst of the banquet; they crawl over the viands and spoil what they do not devour. [Please select]
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They went to the great triclinium, beautiful, calm, like white gods, in their togas. [Please select]
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Here he put his fists to his temples and shouted, in a voice heard throughout the triclinium,--"Thirty legions." [Please select]
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