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[1492] Flatu “the breath.”
[1493] Utique.
[1494] Consternata.
[1495] Consternata.
[1496] Externata. “Externatus = ἐκτὸς φρενῶν. Gloss. Philox.
[1497] Pietatis.
[1498] Fidei sacramento.
[1499] The allusion is to the inconsistency of the philosopher, who condemned the gods of the vulgar, and died offering a gift to one of them.
[1500] Vivicomburio.
Chapter II.—The Christian Has Sure and Simple Knowledge Concerning the Subject Before Us.
[1501] Mentioned below, c. xxxiii.; also Adv. Valent. c. xv.
[1502] See his Phædrus, c. lix. (p. 274); also Augustin, De. Civ. Dei, viii. 11; Euseb. Præp. Evang. ix. 3.
[1503] Or spurious; not to be confounded with our so-called Apocrypha, which were in Tertullian’s days called Libri Ecclesiastici.
[1504] Here is a touch of Tertullian’s Montanism.
[1505] Subornant.
Chapter III.—The Soul’s Origin Defined Out of the Simple Words of Scripture.
[1508] Compare Tertullian’s Adv. Hermog. c. viii.
[1510] Linguatam civitatem. Comp. Acts xvii. 21.
[1512] Honor.
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