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Lactantius
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Introductory Notice To Lactantius.
[1511] i.e., the philosophers before mentioned.
Chap. XLII.—Of Religious Wisdom: the Name of Christ Known to None, Except Himself and His Father.
[1512] [This refers to the Spirit of the Father, as Cyprian (vol. v. p. 516), “My heart hath breathed out a good Word.”]
[1513] De suis spiritibus.
[1514] [Plato does not speak dogmatically, but with a marvellous intuition of truth. The Son is “begotten, not made.”]
[1515] This is an error. Both David and Solomon lived after the supposed taking of Troy.
[1517] In sæculi hujus consummatione.
Chap. XLIII.—Of the Name of Jesus Christ, and His Twofold Nativity.
[1518] Per successiones.
[1519] Potissimum.
[1520] Hæredibus abdicatis.
Chap. XLIV.—The Twofold Nativity of Christ is Proved from the Prophets.
[1521] See Instit., iv. 12.
[1525] Baruch iii. 35-37.
[1526] xvii. 9. This and the following quotations are from the Septuagint.
[1528] Num. xxiv. 17. The prophecy of Balaam.
[1529] Inter deum et hominem medius factus.
Chap. XLV.—The Power and Works of Christ are Proved from the Scriptures.
[1530] Saturavit.
[1531] Wisd. ii. 12-22. See Instit., iv. 16, p. 117, supra.
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