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Ignatius
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Introductory Note to the Epistles of Ignatius
[621] Literally, “an economy.”
[622] Or, “that which was perfect received a beginning from God.”
Chapter XX.—Promise of another letter.
[623] The punctuation and meaning are here doubtful.
[624] Literally, “by name.”
Chapter XX.—Exhortations to stedfastness and unity.
[625] Literally, “by name.”
[627] Some render, “May I, in my turn, be the means of refreshing you and those,” etc.
[628] Literally, “to be found for.”
[629] Some render, “May I, in my turn, be the means of refreshing you and those,” etc.
[630] Some read, “even as.”
[631] Some omit, “Grace [be with you].”
Chapter I.—Reason of writing the epistle.
[632] Literally, “according to God.”
[633] Literally, “of the most God-becoming name,” referring either to the appellation “Theophorus,” or to that of “martyr” or “confessor.”
[634] Literally, “according to God.”
[636] Comp.Gal. iv. 9.
Chapter II.—I rejoice in your messengers.
[638] The apodosis is here wanting in the original, but must evidently be supplied in some such way as above.
[639] Literally, “worthy of God.”
[640] Literally, “worthy of God.”
[641] Literally, “whom may I enjoy.”
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