181. Nau points out that the name 'Aleppo' is due to the Syriac editor; for the Greek has 'Beroea'. The See of Beroea only changed its name to that of Aleppo in a. d. 638. See p. xi.
182. According to Bedjan and Nau, these words are to be regarded, not as the closing words of the extract from Cyril's writings, but as the Syriac editor's heading of the following section. Bedjan proposes to place here the beginning of Bk. II, pt. ii, instead of on Syr. p. 459.
183. Viz. Cyril.
184. Literally: 'a peace of schema'.
185. Viz. Cyril.
186. Or, 'more absurd'.
187. Viz. Cyril.
188. This is Nestorius' most concise summary of Cyril's position as he understands it.
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