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Cyprian
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Introductory Notice to Cyprian.
[4923] Ezek. xviii. 21, LXX.
[4924] Ezek. xviii. 30, LXX.
[4925] “In generatione.”
[4927] Mic. vii. 1, 2, 3, LXX.
[4928] Mic. vii. 8, LXX.
[4929] Zeph. ii. 1, LXX.
[4932] Ecclesiasticus 17.26.
[4933] Ecclesiasticus 20.3.
[4934] Acts viii. 20, etc.
[4935] The original has only “ben,” which Trombellius reasonably assumes to be meant for “benedicti.”
[4940] “Emendaverit,” probably a mistake for “emundaverit,” “shall purge,” as in the Vulg.; scil. ἐκκαθάρῃ.
[4941] 2 Tim. ii. 16. [On true penitence see Epistle xxv. p. 304 supra.]
[4942] Rev. ii. 5. [This selection of texts seems made on the same principle which dictated the compilation of texts against the Jews: a breviarium, the author calls it,—quædam utilia collecta et digesta,—to be read with readiness, and frequently referred to.]
II. (Now is the axe laid to the root, p. 586.)
[4943] It has arborum, however, instead of the singular.
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