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Book 6 Minor Writers
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Translator’s Biographical Notice.
[1259] ὅρον.
[1260] τελειώσει. [i.e., making the disciples τέλειοι. James i. 4.]
[1262] From Athanasius, as above, p. 155.
[1263] τὰ τέλεια.
[1264] Heb. vi. 4. [Compare Matt. xii. 31.]
[1265] [See Introductory Note, p. 143, supra; also p. 99, note 8, supra.]
Translator’s Biographical Notice.
[1266] Hist. Eccl., vii. 32.
[1267] Perhaps only speculatively (see Frag. II. infra), not dogmatically. Compare Wordsworth’s Platonic Ode on Immortality.]
[1268] Lardner (part ii. book i. chap. xxiv.) does not think that there was a commentary written by Pierius on this epistle, but only that the word of Paul, mentioned below, was expounded at length in some work or other by Pierius. Fabricius holds the opposite opinion.—Tr.
[1269] See Eusebius as above, Jerome in the preface to Hosea, Photius, cod. 118, 119; Epiphanius, 69, 2; Lardner, part ii. book i. chap. 24; &c.
I.—A Fragment of a Work of Pierius on the First Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians.
[1270] This very brief quotation is preserved in Jerome’s Second Epistle to Pammachius.
[1271] Latissime.
[1273] Vol. iv. p. 243, edit. Benedictin. [No doubt he does, as did his Master, Christ, before him, and under the same limitations.Matt. xix. 12.]
II.—A Section on the Writings of Pierius.
[1274] From the Bibliotheca of Photius, cod. 119, p. 300, ed. Hoeschel.
[1275] Of martyrdom.
[1276] λόγους.
[1277] ἐπιμελὲς ἐνδεικνύμενος.
[1278] [e.g., his Platonic ideas, as explained in note 3, p. 156, supra.]
[1279] ὐπόστασις. [See my remarks, vol. iv. p. v., introductory.]
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