²³ Considerable portions of this chapter are found repeated word for word in Sermon LXIV. chap. i. and iv.

²⁴ Lat. proeiudicant, see note 3 to chap. iii., above.

²⁵ Isti phantasmatici Christiani, cf. note 5, above.

²⁶ Acts iv. 12.

²⁷ 1 Tim. ii. 6.

²⁸ Phil. ii. 6-11.

²⁹ The whole of this chapter is repeated with slight variations in his letter (CLXV.) to Leo the Emperor (chaps. 8 and 10).

³⁰ Quoe ditanda erat tantoe glorificationis augmento acc. to Leo's use of the gerundive, see Tome, chap. i quod... omnium regenerandorum voce depromitur.

³¹ Here the word is actually mysterium, not, as usual, sacramentum.

³² Sacramentum magnoe pietatis,1 Tim. iii. 16: cf. Bright's note 8.

³³ S. John i. 1-3, 14.

³⁴ The reference is to Col. ii. 14.

³⁵ Viz. as monks as well as baptized members of the church.

³⁶ The Unguloe (Claws) were among the numerous instruments with which Christians wrere tortured:cf. Tert. Apol. xii. 57, ungulis deraditis latera christianorum ; Cypr. de lapsis chap. xili. (cum) ungula effoderet, caro me in colluciatione deservuit.

³⁷ Rom. i. 16.

³⁸ S. Matt. x. 32.

³⁹ Viz. in Baptism.

⁴⁰ Ps . lxxxv. 12.

⁴¹ Rom. ix. 5.

¹ S. Mark was the reputed founder of the church of Alexandria. Cf. Letter IX. chap. 1.

² Acts iv. 12.

³ 2 Thess. iii. 2.

⁴ See chap. ii. and more particularly Lett. CXXX. chap. 3 from which it is evident that the Eutychians had sought to foist upon certain passages in the Tome a Nestorian interpretation.

⁵ S. Matt. vii. 14.

⁶ 1 Cor. xi. 19.

⁷ Who as he himself says in the next letter, eidem ecclesioe proefuerunt (CXXX. ii.).

⁸ Who as he himself says in the next letter, eidem ecclesioe proefuerunt (CXXX. ii.).

⁹ Who as he himself says in the next letter, eidem ecclesioe proefuerunt (CXXX. ii.).

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