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[421] “The faithful,” etc.; i.e., the kind of occupation which any one has cannot be pleaded by him as a reason for not doing all that Christ has enjoined upon His people.—Tr.
[422] [He was not yet quite a Montanist.]
[423] i.e., Ilia.
[426] [Such considerations may account for our author’s abandonment of what he says in the Apology; which compare in capp. xlii. and xxxix.]
[427] [Et apud barbaros enim Christus. See Kaye’s argument, p. 87.]
[432] Rev. xviii. 4. [He understands this of Rome.]
[436] [A suggestive interpretation of the baptismal vow, of which see Bunsen, Hippol., Vol. III., p. 20.]
[437] 1 Cor. xi. 10. [Does he here play on the use of the word angels in the Revelation? He seems to make it = elders.]
[439] 1 Tim. ii. 9; 1 Pet. iii. 3.
[440] [A very striking collocation of Matt. 27.34; Luke 24.42.]
[441] Rev. ii. 10; Jas. i. 22.
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