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Introductory Note to the Epistles of Ignatius
[1241] The text is here doubtful.
[1242] Literally, “fox-like thoes,” lynxes being perhaps intended.
Chapter VII.—Exhortation to consistency of conduct.
[1243] Some think that this is the same person as the Euodias referred to by St. Paul, Phil. iv. 2; but, as appears from the Greek (ver. 3, αἵτινες), the two persons there mentioned were women.
[1245] Comp. 1 Cor. iv. 16.
[1246] Comp. Col. iv. 18.
Chapter VIII.—Exhortations to the presbyters and others.
Chapter IX.—Duties of husbands, wives, parents, and children.
[1250] Comp. 1 Pet. iii. 6.
Chapter X.—Duties of masters and servants.
[1252] Literally, “If I did despise.”
[1253] Or, “judgment.”
Chapter XI.—Inculcation of various moral duties.
[1255] Comp. 2 Thess. iii. 10.
[1258] Literally, “the name desirable to me,” referring to Hero the deacon.
[1259] A class of persons connected with the Church, whose duty it was to bury the bodies of the martyrs and others.
[1260] Such as voluntarily confessed Christ before Gentile rulers.
[1261] Some insert here a clause referring to widows.
Chapter XIII.—Salutations continued.
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