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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[6435] Autem.

[6436] Confusum.

[6437] Ex varietate.

[6438] Unam speciem.

[6439] Unam ex multis speciem.

[6440] Istas species.

[6441] Non habens formas.

[6442] Agnoscitur.

Chapter XXXI.—A Further Vindication of the Scripture Narrative of the Creation, Against a Futile View of Hermogenes.

[6443] Ista: the earth, which has been the subject of contention.

[6444] Speciebus.

[6445] Scrupulo: doubt or difficulty.

[6446] Suggestus: “Hoc est, apparatus, ornatus” (Oehler).

[6447] It will be observed that Tertullian applies the spiritus to the wind as a creature.

[6448] Qua summale.

[6449] Qua portionale.

[6450] Scena.

[6451] Has species.

[6452] Gen. ii. 7.

[6453] Both in the quotation and here, Tertullian read “faciem” where we read “nostrils.”

[6454] Cutem: another reading has “costam,” rib.

[6455] See Gen. ii. 21, 23; iii. 5, 19; iv. 10.

Chapter XXXII.—The Account of the Creation in Genesis a General One, Corroborated, However, by Many Other Passages of the Old Testament, Which Give Account of Specific Creations. Further Cavillings Confuted.

 

 

 

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