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Ignatius
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Introductory Note to the Epistles of Ignatius
[1003] Or, “foolishly.”
[1004] i.e., As they imagine Christ to have suffered only in appearance, so they believe that we suffer in vain.
[1005] Literally, “a flesh-bearer.”
[1006] Literally, “a death-bearer.”
[1007] Literally, “a flesh-bearer.”
Chapter VI—Unbelievers in the blood of Christ shall be condemned.
[1008] Literally, “the glory of the angels.”
[1009] Literally, “judgment is to them.”
[1011] Literally, “the whole is.”
[1015] John xiii. 34; Matt. xxii. 40.
Chapter VII.—Let us stand aloof from such heretics.
[1016] Theodoret, in quoting this passage, reads προσφοράς, “offering.”
[1017] Literally, “die disputing.”
[1018] Literally, “to love.” Some think there is a reference to the agapæ, or love-feasts.
[1019] The reading is περί in the one case, and μετά in the other, though the latter meaning seems preferable. Most of the mss. of the longer recension read περί, as in the shorter.
[1020] Literally, “perfected.”
[1021] Literally, “drove Adam out of.”
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