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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[3732] There was a mystic completeness in the number seven.

[3733] Dicabatur.

[3734] Sicut sermonem compendiatum, ita et lavacrum. In chap. i. of this book, the N.T. is called the compendiatum. This illustrates the present phrase.

[3735] Et hoc opponit.

[3736] Repræsentavit.

[3737] Quasi non audeam.

[3738] Vindicare in.

[3739] Plane. An ironical cavil from the Marcionite view.

[3740] Si tamen major.

[3741] Luke v. 14.

[3742] Utpote prophetatæ.

[3743] Emaculatum.

[3744] [i.e., the Great High Priest whose sacrifice is accepted of the Father, for the sins of the whole world.]

[3745] Suscepturus: to carry or take away.

[3746] Legis indultor.

[3747] Advenit.

[3748] Atquin.

[3749] Formam.

[3750] Ab ea avertendos.

[3751] Aliquatenus.

[3752] Jam.

 

 

 

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