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[8509] Cf. Psa. 22.1; 38.8; Heb. 5.7.
[8510] Tertullian changes here to the second person, unless Oehler’s “tuum” be a misprint for “suum.”
[8511] “Suæ,” which looks as if the “tuum” above should be “suum.” [St. James v. 16.]
[8512] [Elucidation III.]
[8513] Prodactæ.
[8514] Per. But “per,” according to Oehler, is used by Tertullian as ="propter” —on your account, for your sake.
[8515] Metus.
[8517] In uno et altero.
[8518] See Matt. xviii. 20.
[8519] i.e. as being His body.
[8520] Or, “the Son.” Comp. John xi. 41, 42.
[8521] Or, “by the grace.”
Chapter XI.—Further Strictures on the Same Subject.
[8522] Quod securium virgarumque petitio sustinet.
[8523] “Quæ,” neut. pl.
[8524] Isa. v. 18 (comp. the LXX.).
Chapter XII.—Final Considerations to Induce to Exomologesis.
[8525] Gehennam. Comp. ad Ux.ii. c. vi. ad fin.
[8526] Fumariola, i.e. the craters of volcanoes.
[8527] Superbissimi: perhaps a play on the word, which is connected with “super” and “superus,” as “haughty” with “high.”
[8528] For Tertullian’s distinction between “the Lord’s baptism” and “John’s” see de Bapt. x.
[8529] Or “celandine,” which is perhaps only another form of “chelidonia” (“Chelidonia major,” Linn.).
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