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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[3678] Ipso nomine, or by His very name.

[3679] Nazaræos; or, Nazarites. [Christians were still so called by the Jews in the Third Century. Kaye, 446.]

[3680] Lam. iv. 7.

[3681] Descendit apud, see Luke iv. 16-30.

[3682] Emancipata.

[3683] Luke iv. 23.

[3684] Luke iv. 29.

[3685] Luke iv. 24.

[3686] A rebuke of Marcion’s Docetic views of Christ.

[3687] Scilicet.

[3688] Per caliginem.

[3689] “For nothing can touch and be touched but a bodily substance.” This line from Lucretius, De Rerum Natura, i. 305, is again quoted by Tertullian in his De Anima, chap. v. (Oehler).

[3690] Luke iv. 40.

[3691] See Isa. liii. 4.

[3692] Interim.

[3693] Luke iv. 41.

[3694] Proinde enim.

[3695] Illius erat.

[3696] Porro.

[3697] Propriæ non habebat.

[3698] Præ timore.

 

 

 

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