Appendix
John Parker translation, complete 1897 and 1899 volumes, with notes
Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite and John Parker
Source notes
[251] 1John 3:14.
[252] Deut. xxi. 6.
[253] As is the use in Denmark.
[254] The Fall.
[255] Plato, Crat. i. 295.
[256] Prayer of humble access.
[257] Ap. C. iii. s. 17; viii. s. 28. See note, p. 68. The Greeks have two kinds of sacred oil or Unguent, one specially blessed or consecrated by the Bishop, and another not necessarily so.
[258] Plato, Rep. i. 6, ii. 116.
[259] Matt. xxiii. 5.
[260] Isa. vi. 2.
[261] Ap. C. iv. s. 20; iv. s. 17; viii. s. 4.
[262] Christ.
[263] Acts i. 24. Ap. C. p. 168.
[264] Soul first--body afterwards.
[265] Plato, Phaed. i. 54.
[266] Ibid. i. 62-3.
[267] Col. 3:3, 4.
[268] Phaed. i. 64.
[269] Ap. C. v. s. 5-7.
[270] Matt. xxii. 28.
[271] Republic, lib. i. p. 9. Cousin, Paris, 1833.
[272] Ps. cxii. 10.
[273] See Burial Office.
[274] Wisdom iii. 9.
[275] ἀπεκλήρωσαν. See Papias, fragment 5.
[276] Ap. C. viii. 43.
[277] Luke x. 16.
[278] ἄρχαίας. See Acts 15:7, 21, 16; and Archbishop Trench. Yet even Dupin ignorantly alleged that word as proof Post-Apostolic. Nov. Bib. p. 100; C. ii. 41.
[279] Bacon, Advancement in Learning, p. 2.
[280] A.D. 254 Cyprian wrote to Pope Stephen urging him to depose Marcion, 15th or 18th Bishop from St. Trophimus. See “Monuments inédits” de M. Faillon, t. II. p. 375, and Darras, p. 14.
[281] Gaius Oppius was the Centurion of the Crucifixion, and father of Agothoppius, mentioned by Ignatius.
[282] These two were Teilo, consecrated to Llandaff, and Patern, consecrated to Llanbadarn.