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Introductory Note.

[1665] Nihil Deo appendimus.

[1666] Exorbitationis.

[1667] In his, now lost, treatise, De Censu Animæ.

[1668] Above, in ch. xix. xx. pp. 200, 201.

[1669] Or, “which has been too short for calculation.”

Chapter XXV.—Tertullian Refutes, Physiologically, the Notion that the Soul is Introduced After Birth.

[1670] “Inhaled” is Bp. Kaye’s word for adduci, “taken up.”

[1671] Educi.

[1672] Vivacitas.

[1673] Ciborum vanitates.

[1674] Rapiens.

[1675] Anima.

[1676] Anulocultro. [To be seen in the Museum at Naples.]

[1677] Or, “the whole business (totem facinus) is despatched.”

[1678] So Plato, Cratylus, p. 399, c. 17.

[1679] Censentur.

[1680] Liberi aliqui.

[1681] See Pliny, Natural History, vii. 9.

[1682] See above, ch. x.

[1683] Mark xvi. 9.

[1684] Mark vi. 1-9.

[1685] See above, ch. v.

Chapter XXVI.—Scripture Alone Offers Clear Knowledge on the Questions We Have Been Controverting.

 

 

 

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