{"collection":"chr","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/chr/ecf/006/footnote/fn45.htm","path":"chr/ecf/006/footnote/fn45.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/chr/ecf/006/footnote/fn45.htm","text":"14 A fragment from the homily. Ex Leontio Hierosolymitano, contra Monophysitas, Ap. Mai. Script. Vet., tom. vii. p. 134.\n15 Apud Galland, Ex Chronico Paschal., p. 1, seqq., edit. Venet., 1729.\n19 Gen. i. 11, 12. [As \"in summer-time,\" probably.]\n20 Rom. xi. 7. [\"Our holy festivity\" = Easter.]\n22 [Vol. ii. p. 333, note 4. Clement is always worth noting, for his influence is thus traceable very widely in the early literature.]\n25 [But compare Browne, On the Thirty-nine Articles, p. 717, note 3, American edition, 1874.]\n27 John xix. 13, 14. And about the sixth hour is the reading of our English version. According to St. Mark, the crucifixion took place at the third hour (chap. xxv. 25). Eusebius, Theophylact, and Severus (in the Catena, ed. L\u00fccke, ii.) suppose that there has been some very early erratum in our copies. See Alford's note on the passage.\n30 [Compare Anatolius, p. 15l, supra]\n31 Apud Galland, Ex Chronico Paschal., p. 175, D.\n32 [Adored, i.e., etymologically, = kissed.]\n33 Ex Leontii et Joannis Rer. Sacr., lib. ii. Apud Mai, Script. Vet., tom. vii. p. 85. From his demonstration that the soul was not pre-existent to the body.\n35 Ex Leontio et Joanne Rer. Sacr., lib. ii. Apud Mai, Script. Vet., tom. vii. p. 96.\n36 From the Treatise of the Emperor Justinian against the Monophysites. Apud Mai, Script. Vet., vii. 306, 307.\n37 Or, from a treatise on theology.\n41 He reported to the Nicene Council that he had ordained twenty-eight bishops and eight priests or deacons.\n42 Patriarchate of Alexandria, vol. i. pp. 91, 146.","title":"chr/ecf/006/footnote/fn45.htm","type":"page"}