One of the distinctive features of the Acts of the Christian Martyrs is that clear aggressiveness which is peculiar to a large number of their episodes. But the tone becomes neutral and tempered when it deals whith approaching situations related to the fact of using Greek or Latin. This contribution presents some examples and puts them in relation to the linguistic usages of the Roman Empire.
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