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Introduction, by the American Editor.

[6593] Prov. viii. 22, 23.

[6594] John i. 3.

[6595] Spiritu Ipsius: “by His Spirit.” See Ps. xxxiii. 6.

[6596] Isa. xlviii. 13.

[6597] Ps. cii. 25.

[6598] Isa. 40.12; 48.13.

[6599] Jer. li. 15.

[6600] Ps. lxiv. 7.

[6601] Aut si.

[6602] Atquin.

[6603] Ubique conveniri.

[6604] Rom. i. 20.

[6605] Nescio quæ.

[6606] Sensualia.

[6607] Rom. xi. 34.

[6608] Rom. 11.33.

[6609] Nec competat.

[6610] Nisi quod.

Chapter I.—Introductory. Tertullian Compares the Heresy to the Old Eleusinian Mysteries. Both Systems Alike in Preferring Concealment of Error and Sin to Proclamation of Truth and Virtue.

[6611] Occultant. [This tract may be assigned to any date not earlier than a.d. 207. Of this Valentinus, see cap. iv. infra, and de Præscript. capp. 29, 30, supra.]

[6612] We are far from certain whether we have caught the sense of the original, which we add, that the reader may judge for himself, and at the same time observe the terseness of our author: “Custodiæ officium conscientiæ officium est, confusio prædicatur, dum religio asseveratur.”

[6613] Et aditum prius cruciant.

 

 

 

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