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Clement of Alexandria
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Introductory Note to Clement of Alexandria
[3792] “Intellector” in Latin translation. [See p. 607, footnote.]
[3793] The text reads “Christi,” which yields no suitable sense, and or which we have substituted “Christus.”
II.—Nicetas Bishop of Heraclea.
[3794] [His Catena on Job was edited by Patrick Young, London, 1637.]
[3795] This down to “lives” is quoted in Strom., book iv. ch. xxv. p. 439, supra.
II.—From Nicetas’ Catena on Matthew.
[3796] εύκρασία
[3797] Φωτός here has probably taken the place of φωτεινοῦ. [This passage is in the Stromata; and also a similar figure, p. 347, this series.]
III.—From the Catena on Luke, Edited by Corderius.
IV.—From the Books of the Hypotyposes.
[3799] [See Kaye, p. 442, and the eleventh chapter entire.]
[3800] προκρίματος, “without preferring one before another.”—A.V.
[3801] διά. A.V. “before.”
VI.—From the Book on the Soul.
[3802] Sermon 53. On The Soul, p. 156. [Anton. Melissa, a Greek monk of the twelfth century, has left works not infrequently referred to by modern authors. Flourished a.d. 1140.]
[3803] 143, fol. 181, p. 1, chapter On Care For The Soul.
VII.—Fragment from the Book on Slander.
[3804] On Slanderers and Insult. The evidence on which this is ascribed to Clement is very slender.
XI.—Fragments Found in Greek Only in the Oxford Edition.
[3809] We have ventured to substitute ἐνταῦθα instead of ἐντεὺθεν. He is showing that the preparation must be made before we go in.
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