Athenagoras a Christian philosopher and perhaps the founder of the school that Clement of Alexandria attended has his two preserved (I assume this is the entire extant canon of Athenagoras) works here in this book.
The Embassy is for the most part a defence of the moral character of Christians moreso than Christian doctrine itself -though of course this is defended as well- in this work Athenagoras quotes very liberally from pagan poets.
The Resurrection sets up refutations against common arguments that are voiced contrary to the resurrection, while important of course this writing nevertheless does not carry its arguments very transparently from its setting to todays objections to the resurrection for it often argues against objections posited concerning matter which would not be posited today.
Apart from its patristic and historic value there can be found interesting argument.
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