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Introductory Note to Dionysius, Bishop of Alexandria.
[924] ιχῶρας.
[925] ὡμογέροντας.
Epistle XIV.—From His Fourth Festival Epistle.
[926] ἐκ τῆς δ᾽ ἑορταστικῆς ἐπιστολῆς. From the Sacred Parallels of John of Damascus, Works, ii. p. 753 C, edit. Paris, 1712. In his Ecclesiastical History, book vii. ch. 20, Eusebius says: “In addition to these epistles, the same Dionysius also composed others about this time, designated his Festival Epistles, and in these he says much in commendation of the Paschal feast. One of these he addressed to Flavius, and another to Domitius and Didymus, in which he gives the canon for eight years, and shows that the Paschal feast ought not to be kept until the passing of the vernal equinox. And besides these, he wrote another epistle to his co-presbyters at Alexandria.”
[927] P. 84, note 6.
[928] P. 82, note 6.
[929] See, in the Bibliotheca Veterum Patrum of Gallandi, the Appendix to vol. xiv., added from the manuscripts, after the editor’s death by an anonymous scholar.
I.—A Commentary on the Beginning of Ecclesiastes.
[930] [Compare the Metaphrase, p. 9, supra. Query, are not these twin specimens of exegetical exercises in the school at Alexandria?]
[932] εἱς τὸν αἰῶνα.
[933] εἱς τὸὺς αἱῶνας.
[934] προαίρεσις.
[936] εἶπε, for which εἶδε, “discerned,” is suggested.
[938] περιφοράν.
[939] περιφερεται.
[940] ὡς οἶνον.
[941] Or, temporary.
[942] τέχνη.
[943] Reading προστιθεῖσα for προτιθεῖσα.
[944] ποιὸν οὐ κινησις.
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