134. Not in the Greek.
135. Not in the Greek.
136. Not in the Greek, according to Dindorf's text.
137. Not in the Greek.
138. Not in the Greek.
139. Margin: "in the Lord."
140. Margin merely adds a synonym.
141. Not in the Greek.
142. The Greek omits this participle and makes the next one refer to both Christianity and life.
143. The margin explains this word: "I.e., he became a proselyte to the Jews."
144. Greek: "this one."
145. Not in the Greek.
146. Incorrect; for the correct sequence of the emperors see § 18.
147. Geta was really the younger brother of Caracalla.
148. No; he was joint ruler with Marcus Aurelius Antoninus seven years.
149. Margin: "eight."
150. Not in the Greek.
151. Greek: "Severus." Cf. Swete, op. cit. p. 50. The margin would perhaps make it read: "of this Verus."
152. Margin explains this word again, in the same terms as before.
153. This word not in the Greek.
154. The Greek omits "the same."
155. Greek: "what is called."
156. 1 Cor. 7:18.
158. Not in the Greek.