{"collection":"chr","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/chr/ecf/004/footnote/fn95.htm","path":"chr/ecf/004/footnote/fn95.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/chr/ecf/004/footnote/fn95.htm","text":"278 ou9 pa/ntwj kai\\ h9 tw=n kakw=n ge/nesij a0ei\\ h9 au0th/.\n279 ou0k a0ei\\ ta\\ au0ta/ e0sti peri\\ to\\ h9gemoniko\\n autou=, kai\\ to\\n lo/gon au0tou=, kai\\ ta\\j pra/ceij.\n282 ta\\ e0n o9lw| tw=| ko/smw|.\n284 kata\\ ta\\j tetagme/aj a0nakuklh/seij.\n285 mh\\ e0gnwkw\\j kako\\n ei\\nai to\\ nomi/zein eu0se/beian sw/zesqai e0n toi=j kaqesthko/si kata\\ ta\\j koino/teron nooume/aj politei/aj no/moij.\n287 Cf. Lam. iii. 38. [In the Authorized Version and in the Vulgate the passage is interrogative. S.]\n289 to\\ e0f' h9mi=n a0nh\\|rhtai.\n293 ou!te tw= Qew=| kainote/raj dei= diorqw/sewj.\n294 o9ti kai kai\\ pa/nth tetagme/raj au0th\\n a0fani/zwn sufero/ntwj tw=| panti/.\n295 [See note supra, p. 524. S.]\n296 ta\\ sfa/lmata a0nalamba/nein.\n298 kai\\ w9j yekto\\j katate/taktai ei0j xrei/an a0peuktai/an me\\n e9ka/stw| xrh/simon de\\ tw=| panti/.\n299 e0n a0peuktai/w| pragmatl.\n301 [See note, p. 502, supra.]\n302 ou0 tou= e9autwn e0n tw| le/gein stoxazo/meqa dunatou=.\n303 Cf. Deut. i. 31. Origen appears to have read, not e0trofo/rhsen, the common reading (Heb. )#&/w\n), but e0tropofo/rhsen, the reading of the Codex Alex.\n311 kai\\ lo/gon me\\n e!cei ta\\ logika\\, a_per e\\sti\\ prohgou/mena, pai/dwn gennwme/nwn: ta\\ d' a!loga kai\\ ta\\ a!yuxa xwri/ou sugktizome/nou ta=| paidi/w.\n314 ou0dei\\j lo/goj texniko/j u9pe/sthsen au0ta/.\n317 Cf. Ecclus. xxxix. 21, and 16, 17.\n320 dia\\ nautikh=j kai\\ kubernhtikh=j.\n322 Cf. Eurip., Phoeniss., 546.\n324 o9 kata/ tinaj Skhniko\\j filo/sofoj. Euripides himself is the person alluded to. He is called by Athenaeus and Clemens Alexandrinus (Strom., v. vol. ii. p. 461), o9 e0pi\\ th=j skhnh=j filoxsofoj. - De La Rue.","title":"chr/ecf/004/footnote/fn95.htm","type":"page"}