4 autwn may refer to the daimone" , in which case compare c. Gent. 25. sub fin.
4 See c. Gent. 25. 1, ta omoia toi" omoioi" . Or the text may mean simply “as their due.”
4 The Bened. text is corrected here on the ground (1)of ms. evidence, (2) of construction (for which see 6, 7, and c. Gent. 20. 3).
4 Cf. Luc. xix. 10.
4 See John iii. 3, John iii. 5.
4 1 Cor. i. 21.
5 Lit. “draws toward Himself.”
5 Lit. “infer.”
5 Lit. “draws toward Himself.”
5 Cf. 14. 2.
5 Eph. iii. 18, sq.
5 dia toutou , perhaps, in both places—“by it,” viz. His body.
5 dia toutou , perhaps, in both places—“by it,” viz. His body.
5 Cf. St. Aug. de Fid. et Symb. 10 , Rufin. in Symb. Apost. 12. So also Tertull. adv. Marc. ‘Quodcunque induerit ipse dignum fecit.’
5 Compare Orat. iii. 31, note 11.
6 John x. 37, sq.
6 Cf. 49. 2.
6 autozwh , see c. Gent. 40, 46, and Orat. iv. 2, note 4.
6 See especially §7.
6 e.g. viii. 4; x. 5, &c. ‘It is quite a peculiarity of Ath. to repeat, and to apologise for doing so,’ (Newman in Orat. ii. 80 note 1).
6 epibasi" , compare epibainein , 43. 4, &c.
6 epibasi" , compare epibainein , 43. 4, &c.
6 Cf. 10. 4, above.
6 1 Cor. xv. 53, sqq.