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Anti-Marcion
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Introduction, by the American Editor.
[8257] Prov. ix. 2: “She hath killed her beasts.” The corresponding words in the Septuagint are ἔσφαξε τα εαυτῆς θύματα. Augustine, in his De Civ. Dei, xvi. 20, explains the victims (θύματα) to be Martyrum victimas.—Tr.
[8258] Prov. i. 20, 21; see the Septuagint version.
[8268] Baruch vi. 3.
[8270] Tertullian means martyrdom.—Tr.
[8271] Matt. v. 10; Luke vi. 23.
[8273] The words in the Greek, though correctly rendered in our authorized version, are, when translated literally, what Tertullian represents them to be.—Tr.
[8274] The perfect.
[8275] The spell-resisting.
[8276] The steadfast.
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