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Cyprian
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Introductory Notice to Cyprian.
[3552] Some editors read, “the resources of life.”
[3556] “Him who knows it,” Oxford translation.
[3557] [Prov. i. 19. “The eagle stole a lamb from the altar,” say the Rabbims, “to feed his young; but a coal from the altar came with it, and burnt up nest and all.”]
[3558] According to Manutius, Pamelius, and others, “too heavily” is here added.
[3561] These words, “in Christ’s Church,” are omitted in a few texts.
[3562] [See Tertullian, vol. iv. p. 19; and for men, p. 22. Also, “eyelid-powder,” p. 23.]
[3563] “Corban.” [The note of the Oxford translation is useful in this place, quoting from Palmer, Antiq., iv. 8. But see Pellicia, Polity, etc., p. 237, trans. London, Masters, 1883.]
[3565] This is differently read “a widow, a poor widow is found,” etc.; or, “a woman widowed and poor.”
[3570] [See p. 479, supra, note 7. [Prov. xi. 24.]
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