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Constitutions of the Holy Apostles
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Introductory Notice to Constitutions of the Holy Apostles.
[3724] 2 Cor. vi. 14. [Compare p. 483, supra: Energumens?]
[3725] The words from “I, James” to “ordain thus” are omitted in the V. mss., and the following words are given instead in the two V. mss.: “James, the brother of the Lord, has been killed with stones (the other ms. reads, ‘with sticks’) by the Jews in Jerusalem on account of the doctrines of Christ.” Ch. xxxv.-xli. are omitted in the Oxford ms., and in Syriac and Coptic.
[3726] “Before all” is omitted in one V. ms.
[3727] One V. ms. reads “sender forth” instead of “Lord.”
[3729] One V. ms. reads “with” instead of “in.”
[3733] One V. ms. reads, “with whom,” and “with the Holy Spirit.”
[3734] [They are “at rest.” Yet this prayer, and wherefore? See St. Augustine, Confessions (ed. Migne), p. 765, Nebridius.]
[3735] Matt. xxii. 32; Wisd. iii. 1.
[3736] “With whom,” one V. ms.
[3739] The Syriac and a Greek marginal reading give “the thirtieth.”
[3740] Deut. xxxiv. 8. [Comp. Aug., Confess. (ed. Migne), p. 778.]
[3741] [The “month’s mind” was anciently of this sort, with no reference to purgatorial penalties. “Credo jam feceris quod rogo.”—Aug.]
[3742] The Syriac and the Oxford ms. read “God” instead of “Lord.”
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