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Introductory Note to Irenæus Against Heresies

[3547] In this very important passage of Scripture, Irenæus manifestly read Κυρίου instead of Θεοῦ, which is found in text. rec. The Codex Bezæ has the same reading; but all the other most ancient mss. agree with the received text.

[3548] Acts xx. 25, etc.

[3549] Luke i. 2.

[3550] Luke vi. 24, etc.

[3551] Luke v.

[3552] Luke xiii.

[3553] Luke xi.

[3554] Luke vii.

[3555] Luke xii. 20.

[3556] Luke xvi.

[3557] Luke xvii. 5.

[3558] Luke xix.

[3559] Luke xviii.

[3560] Luke xvii.

[3561] Luke xviii.

[3562] Luke xiii.

[3563] Luke xxiv.

Chapter XV.—Refutation of the Ebionites, who disparaged the authority of St. Paul, from the writings of St. Luke, which must be received as a whole. Exposure of the hypocrisy, deceit, and pride of the Gnostics. The apostles and their disciples knew and preached one God, the Creator of the world.

[3564] Acts xxii. 8, Acts xxvi. 15.

[3565] Acts ix. 15, 16.

[3566] Latin, “communes et ecclesiasticos:” καθολικούς is translated here “communes,” as for some time after the word catholicus had not been added to the Latin language in its ecclesiastical sense. [The Roman Creed was remarkable for its omission of the word Catholic. See Bingham, Antiquities, book x. cap. iv. sect 11.]

[3567] We here follow the text of Harvey, who prints, without remark, quæruntur, instead of queruntur, as in Migne’s edition.

 

 

 

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