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Origen and Crombie, Frederick
Source notes
641. Shepherd of Hermas, Command. vi. 2. See Ante-Nicene Library, vol. Apostolic Fathers, p. 359.
642. Epistle of Barnabas, Ante-Nicene Library, vol.Apostolic Fathers, p. 131, etc.
643. Matt.xxvii. 63.
644. John xiii. 2.
645. Prov.iv. 23.
646. Heb.ii. 1.
647. Eph.iv. 27.
648. Eph.vi. 12.
649. Sine maxima subversione sui.
650. Acts ix. 15.
651. Sine aliquâ pernicie sui.
652. John xvi. 33.
653. Phil.iv. 13.
654. 1 Cor.xv. 10.
655. Rom.viii. 38, 39. The word “virtus,” δύναμις, occurring in the text, is not found in the text. recept. Tischendorf reads Δύναμεις in loco (edit. 7). So also Codex Sinaiticus.
656. Excelsa et profunda.
657. Ps.xxvii. 1-3.
658. Palæstricæ artis exercitiis.
659. John xix. 11.
660. Tribus ordinibus.
661. Cf. Job i. 10, 11. “Nisi in faciem benedixerit tibi.” The Hebrew verb בָּרַךִּ has the double signification of “blessing” and “cursing.” Cf. Davidson’s Commentary on Job, p. 7. Septuag. εὐλογήσει.
662. Matt.x. 29.
663. Cf. Job vii. 1. The Septuagint reads, πότερον οὐχὶ πειρατήριον, etc.; the Vulgate, “militia;” the Masoretic text has צָבָא. Cf. Davidson’s Commentary on Job, in loc.
664. 1 Cor.ii. 6-8.
665. 1 Cor.ii. 7.
666. Matt.xii. 42.
667. Matt.xii. 42.
668. Sapientiarum harum.
669. Sapientias illas.
670. De divinitate.
671. De scientiâ excelsi pollicentium.
672. Cf.Dan.x.
673. Cf.Ezek.xxvi.
674. Ps.ii. 2.
675. 1 Cor.ii. 6-8.
676. Istæ sapientiæ.
677. Energiæ.
678. Insania.
679. Vates.
680. Divinos.