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Cyprian
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Introductory Notice to Cyprian.
[4649] Vol. iii. cap. xxvii. p. 690, this series.
VI. (Its failing estate, p. 458.)
[4650] P. 178.
[4651] A most instructive work, though I by no means accept his theories in full.
VII. (Peter, upon whom, etc., p. 486.)
[4652] Guettée, p. 143, ed. New York.
[4653] Compare Peshito Syriac, where Cephas is the very word applied to all believers. Ed. Trostii, 1621.
[4654] Richter, Canones et Decreta, etc., p. 10, ed. Lipsiæ, 1853.
VIII. (The Eucharist carried in it, p. 488.)
[4655] a.d. 348.
IX. (Which should be greatest, p. 493.)
[4658] See Barrow, Works, vol. iii. p. 95, ed. New York, 1845.
[4660] The Principles of the Cyprianic Age, etc., a.d. 1695. Reprinted, Edinburgh, 1846.
[4661] Leighton, On St. Peter, i. 2, Works, i. p. 30, London, 1870.
X. (From the slender twig, my son, thou hast ascended, p. 513.)
[4662] Ed. Paris, 1574.
[4663] Scrivener, Introduction, etc., p. 302, ed. 1874.
[4664] Jordan overflows its banks at the time of the passover, Josh. iii. 15; v. 10-11.
XI. (Third Book…religious teaching of our school, p. 528.)
[4666] Vol. iv. p. 462.
[4668] See that very useful little publication of the S. P. C. K., Dr. Littledale’s Plain Reasons against Joining the Church of Rome, pp. 18 and 205.
XII. (Good works and mercy, p. 528.)
[4669] See vol. ii. p. 202, note 5.
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