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1 procI, 1(1)| Eusebius' Eccles. Hist., ii. 25.
2 procI, 3(3)| In the same, iii. 31.
3 murat, 1(7)| Med. av., vol. iii. col. 854.
4 murat, 1 | he, according as he was able to accomplish it, began
5 murat, 1 | and two belonging to the above-named John--or bearing the name
6 murat, 1 | there is one Church spread abroad through the whole world.
7 artem, 3 | But as to those men who abuse the arts of the unbelievers
8 artem, 3 | sunk down to the lowest abyss of perdition.6~
9 murat, 1 | according as he was able to accomplish it, began his narrative
10 artem, 2 | cut off from communion on account of this sentiment, or rather
11 murat, 1 | their order. Moreover, the Acts of all the Apostles are
12 murat, 1 | only to seven churches, yet addresses all. He wrote, besides these,
13 artem, 3 | Aristotle and Theophrastus are admired; and Galen, forsooth, is
14 artem, 2 | at length with difficulty admitted to communion.5~
15 artem, 2 | he was on many occasions admonished by the Lord in visions.
16 artem, 3 | the craft of the impious adulterate the simple faith of the
17 murat, 1 | disciples, and His twofold advent,--the first in the humiliation
18 murat, 1 | Timothy, in simple personal affection and love indeed; but yet
19 artem, 1 | God-denying apostasy, who first affirmed that Christ was a mere man?
20 | afterwards
21 artem, 1 | that all those of the first age, and the apostles themselves,
22 artem, 1 | proclaimed so many years ago, how is it possible that
23 artem, 3 | copies of Hermophilus do not agree with these; anti as for
24 murat, 1 | Laodiceans, and another to the Alexandrians, forged under the name of
25 | amongst
26 artem, 3 | falsified, and the canons of the ancient faith they have rejected,
27 murat, 1 | night it was revealed to Andrew, one of the apostles, that
28 murat, 1(7)| In Muratori, V. C. Antiq. Ital. Med. av., vol. iii.
29 artem, 3 | these; anti as for those of Apollonius, they are not consistent
30 artem, 1 | father of this God-denying apostasy, who first affirmed that
31 artem, 3 | measured by some of them. and Aristotle and Theophrastus are admired;
32 murat, 1 | time. Of the writings of Arsinous, called also Valentinus,
33 artem | II. AGAINST THE HERESY OF ARTEMON.~
34 artem, 3 | those men who abuse the arts of the unbelievers to establish
35 murat, 1 | name in order after the ascension of Christ, and when Paul
36 artem, 3 | any one who pleases may ascertain. For if any one should choose
37 artem, 3 | among them. The copies of Asclepiades, at any rate, will be found
38 artem, 2 | He was deluded once by Asclepiodotus, and another Theodotus,
39 artem, 1 | in all which divinity is ascribed to Christ. For who is ignorant
40 artem, 1 | Christ the Word of God, ascribing divinity to Him. Since the
41 artem, 1 | these? And how are they not ashamed to utter these calumnies
42 artem, 2 | sackcloth and covered with ashes, before Zephyrinus the bishop,
43 procI, 3 | Philip, at Hierapolis in Asia. Their tomb is there, and
44 murat, 1 | Basilides and the founder of the Asian Cataphrygians.7~
45 artem, 1 | of Victor, in the manner asserted by these? And how are they
46 murat, 1 | Christ, and when Paul had associated him with himself as one
47 artem, 3 | found. And as to the great audacity implied in this offence,
48 artem, 1 | cast off Theodotus, the author of this heresy?4~
49 murat, 1(7)| V. C. Antiq. Ital. Med. av., vol. iii. col. 854.
50 artem, 2 | and another Theodotus, a banker. And these were both disciples
51 murat, 1 | for Marcion, together with Basilides and the founder of the Asian
52 murat, 1 | the above-named John--or bearing the name of John--are reckoned
53 artem, 2 | holy angels, and severely beaten through a whole night, so
54 murat, 1 | was able to accomplish it, began his narrative with the nativity
55 | beginning
56 murat, 1 | as regards the faith of believers, inasmuch as in all of them
57 murat, 1 | of Jude, indeed, and two belonging to the above-named John--
58 artem, 2 | and many tears, rolling beneath the feet not only of the
59 murat, 1 | his fellow-disciples and bishops entreated him, he said, "
60 artem, 1 | very opinions which their blasphemy teaches, how should he have
61 murat, 1 | discuss severally, as the blessed Apostle Paul, following
62 artem, 2 | showing the weals left by the blows which he had received, he
63 murat, 1 | city of Rome, while his brother bishop Plus sat in the chair
64 murat, 1(7)| In Muratori, V. C. Antiq. Ital. Med. av.,
65 artem, 3 | the corrections, as they call them, i.e., the corruptions
66 artem, 1 | not ashamed to utter these calumnies against Victor, knowing
67 murat | III. CANON MURATORIANUS.~
68 artem, 3 | boldly falsified, and the canons of the ancient faith they
69 artem, 1 | teaches, how should he have cast off Theodotus, the author
70 murat, 1 | the founder of the Asian Cataphrygians.7~
71 artem, 1 | beginning by the faithful, celebrate Christ the Word of God,
72 procI, 2 | Il.~But Cerinthus, too, through revelations
73 murat, 1 | brother bishop Plus sat in the chair of the Church of Rome. And
74 murat, 1 | to the Corinthians, to check the schism of heresy; and
75 artem, 2 | by them to let himself be chosen bishop of this heresy, on
76 murat, 1 | discipline. There are also in circulation one to the Laodiceans, and
77 murat, 1 | the Galatians, to forbid circumcision; and then to the Romans
78 murat, 1 | recently in our times in the city of Rome, while his brother
79 murat, 1 | Paul, when he went from the city--Rome--to Spain. As to the
80 murat, 1 | himself; and he shows this clearly--i.e., that the principle
81 artem, 1 | Miltiades, and Tatian and Clement, and many others, in all
82 artem, 2 | the feet not only of the clergy, but even of the laity,
83 artem, 2 | morning, anti threw himself, clothed with sackcloth and covered
84 murat, 1(7)| Ital. Med. av., vol. iii. col. 854.
85 artem, 3 | any one should choose to collect and compare all their copies
86 murat, 1 | Philippians, the fourth to the Colossians, the fifth to the Galatians,
87 artem, 3 | are ignorant of Him who cometh from above. Euclid, indeed,
88 artem, 2 | and moving the pity of the compassionate Church of the merciful Christ
89 murat, 1 | prophets, as their number is complete, nor among the apostles
90 murat, 1 | of all the Apostles are comprised by Luke in one book, and
91 murat, 1 | one imperial Spirit, which concern the Lord's nativity, His
92 murat, 1 | of all the wondrous facts concerning the Lord in their order.
93 artem, 2 | them. There was a certain confessor, Natalius, who lived not
94 artem, 3 | examine whether it will make a connected or disjoined form of syllogism;
95 artem, 2 | and fifty denarii a month. Connecting himself, therefore, with
96 murat, 1 | wrote first of all, and at considerable length, to the Corinthians,
97 artem, 3 | Apollonius, they are not consistent even with themselves. For
98 murat, 1 | these several things so constantly in his epistles also, saying
99 artem, 1 | Scriptures, in the first place, contradict them. And then, besides,
100 artem, 3 | form of syllogism might be contrived to establish their impiety.
101 murat, 1 | passion, His resurrection, His conversation with His disciples, and
102 artem, 3 | alleging that they have corrected them. And that I do not
103 murat, 1 | Thessalonians for their correction, it is yet shown--i.e.,
104 artem, 3 | zealous in inserting the corrections, as they call them, i.e.,
105 artem, 3 | think it worth while to corrupt them; but simply denying
106 artem, 3 | which have been afterwards corrupted with a special object, and
107 artem, 3 | they call them, i.e., the corruptions made by each of them. And
108 artem, 2 | clothed with sackcloth and covered with ashes, before Zephyrinus
109 artem, 3 | heretical doctrine, and by the craft of the impious adulterate
110 artem, 1 | what they allege might be credible, did not the Holy Scriptures,
111 artem, 3 | Nor can they deny that the crime is theirs, when the copies
112 artem, 2 | tanner, the first who was cut off from communion on account
113 procI, 3 | were four prophetesses, daughters of Philip, at Hierapolis
114 artem, 2 | distant times, but in our own day. He was deluded once by
115 murat, 1 | me for the space of three days, and let us recount to each
116 procI, 2 | Scriptures of God, wishing to deceive men, he says that there
117 artem, 1 | Melito, and the rest, which declare Christ to be God and man?
118 artem, 1 | wrote against the heathen in defence of the truth, and against
119 artem, 2 | but in our own day. He was deluded once by Asclepiodotus, and
120 artem, 3 | and what are they then but demoniacs? Nor can they deny that
121 artem, 2 | salary of a hundred and fifty denarii a month. Connecting himself,
122 artem, 3 | demoniacs? Nor can they deny that the crime is theirs,
123 artem, 3 | corrupt them; but simply denying the law and the prophets
124 procI, 2 | is again to be subject to desires and pleasures. And being
125 procI | I. FROM A DIALOGUE OR DISPUTATION AGAINST PROCLUS.~
126 artem, 3 | the divine Scriptures were dictated by the Holy Spirit, and
127 murat, 1 | the Gospels, there is no difference as regards the faith of
128 artem, 2 | received, he was at length with difficulty admitted to communion.5~
129 artem, 2 | visions, being ensnared by the dignity of presiding among them,
130 murat, 1 | with what object they were directed. He wrote first of all,
131 murat, 1 | regulation of ecclesiastical discipline. There are also in circulation
132 artem, 3 | but laboriously seeking to discover what form of syllogism might
133 murat, 1 | it is needful for us to discuss severally, as the blessed
134 artem, 3 | will make a connected or disjoined form of syllogism; and leaving
135 procI | I. FROM A DIALOGUE OR DISPUTATION AGAINST PROCLUS.~
136 artem, 2 | Natalius, who lived not in distant times, but in our own day.
137 | down
138 procI, 2 | earth, and that the flesh dwelling in Jerusalem is again to
139 artem, 2 | whole night, so that he rose early in the morning, anti threw
140 murat, 1 | eyes, and heard with our ears, and our hands have handled,
141 artem, 1(4)| In Eusebius' Eccl. Hist., v. 28.
142 procI, 1(1)| Preserved in Eusebius' Eccles. Hist., ii. 25.
143 murat, 1 | and in the regulation of ecclesiastical discipline. There are also
144 | either
145 | end
146 procI, 2 | pleasures. And being an enemy to the Scriptures of God,
147 artem, 2 | heed to the visions, being ensnared by the dignity of presiding
148 artem, 1 | as they allege, Victor entertained the very opinions which
149 murat, 1 | fellow-disciples and bishops entreated him, he said, "Fast ye now
150 murat, 1 | Corinthians, the second to the Ephesians, the third to the Philippians,
151 murat, 1 | mingled with honey.~The Epistle of Jude, indeed, and two
152 murat, 1 | these are hallowed in the esteem of the Catholic Church,
153 artem, 3 | Him who cometh from above. Euclid, indeed, is laboriously
154 murat, 1 | because these different events took place when he was present
155 artem, 3 | of divine Scripture, they examine whether it will make a connected
156 murat, 1 | and addressed to the most excellent Theophilus, because these
157 artem, 1 | knowing well that Victor excommunicated Theodotus the tanner, the
158 murat, 1 | himself to be not only the eye-witness, but also the hearer; and
159 murat, 1 | What we have seen with our eyes, and heard with our ears,
160 murat, 1 | historian of all the wondrous facts concerning the Lord in their
161 artem, 1 | from the beginning by the faithful, celebrate Christ the Word
162 artem, 3 | state this against them falsely, any one who pleases may
163 murat, 1 | entreated him, he said, "Fast ye now with me for the space
164 artem, 2 | tears, rolling beneath the feet not only of the clergy,
165 murat, 1 | wrote was, to give only what fell under his own notice--by
166 murat, 1 | the disciples. When his fellow-disciples and bishops entreated him,
167 procI, 2 | thousand years for marriage festivals.2~
168 murat, 1 | fourth to the Colossians, the fifth to the Galatians, the sixth
169 artem, 2 | salary of a hundred and fifty denarii a month. Connecting
170 murat, 1 | the blessed Apostle Paul, following the rule of his predecessor
171 murat, 1 | then to the Galatians, to forbid circumcision; and then to
172 murat, 1 | another to the Alexandrians, forged under the name of Paul,
173 | formerly
174 artem, 3 | are admired; and Galen, forsooth, is perhaps even worshipped
175 murat, 1 | then, that John brings forward these several things so
176 procI, 1 | the trophies of those who founded this church.1~
177 murat, 1 | together with Basilides and the founder of the Asian Cataphrygians.7~
178 procI, 3 | And after this there were four prophetesses, daughters
179 murat, 1 | of Wisdom, written by the friends of Solomon in his honour.
180 murat, 1 | power, which is yet in the future. What marvel is it, then,
181 artem, 2 | and by that sordid lust of gain which ruins very many, he
182 artem, 3 | Theophrastus are admired; and Galen, forsooth, is perhaps even
183 murat, 1 | for it is not suitable for gall to be mingled with honey.~
184 artem, 2 | without the Church. But as he gave little heed to the visions,
185 artem, 3 | Scriptures of God, they study geometry, as men who are of the earth,
186 murat, 1 | on which he wrote was, to give only what fell under his
187 murat, 1 | past, and the second in the glory of royal power, which is
188 procI, 1 | apostles. For if you choose to go to the Vatican or to the
189 artem, 1 | leader and father of this God-denying apostasy, who first affirmed
190 murat, 1 | the several books of the Gospels, there is no difference
191 artem, 3 | doctrine, trader pretexts of grace, they sunk down to the lowest
192 murat, 1 | indeed; but yet these are hallowed in the esteem of the Catholic
193 artem, 3 | been written with their own hand; nor did they receive such
194 murat, 1 | ears, and our hands have handled, that have we written."
195 | has
196 artem, 2 | Zephyrinus the bishop, with great haste and many tears, rolling
197 murat, 1 | seen with our eyes, and heard with our ears, and our hands
198 murat, 1 | eye-witness, but also the hearer; and besides that, the historian
199 artem, 1 | which they wrote against the heathen in defence of the truth,
200 artem, 2 | Church. But as he gave little heed to the visions, being ensnared
201 | hence
202 artem, 1 | the truth, and against the heresies of their time: I mean Justin
203 artem, 3 | unbelievers to establish their own heretical doctrine, and by the craft
204 murat, 1 | The Pastor, moreover, did Hermas write very recently in our
205 artem, 3 | And again, the copies of Hermophilus do not agree with these;
206 procI, 3 | daughters of Philip, at Hierapolis in Asia. Their tomb is there,
207 murat, 1 | hearer; and besides that, the historian of all the wondrous facts
208 murat, 1 | gall to be mingled with honey.~The Epistle of Jude, indeed,
209 murat, 1 | friends of Solomon in his honour. We receive also the Apocalypse
210 murat, 1 | advent,--the first in the humiliation of rejection, which is now
211 artem, 2 | from them a salary of a hundred and fifty denarii a month.
212 artem, 1 | All the psalms, too, and hymns of brethren, which have
213 artem, 3 | rejected, and Christ they have ignored, not inquiring what the
214 procI, 2 | Il.~But Cerinthus, too, through
215 murat, 1 | things are related under one imperial Spirit, which concern the
216 artem, 3 | contrived to establish their impiety. And should any one lay
217 artem, 3 | as to the great audacity implied in this offence, it is not
218 murat, 1 | the faith of believers, inasmuch as in all of them all things
219 murat, 1 | understand the matter, they indicate of themselves what they
220 artem, 3 | Holy Spirit, and are thus infidels; or they think themselves
221 artem, 3 | Christ they have ignored, not inquiring what the sacred Scriptures
222 artem, 3 | disciples were very zealous in inserting the corrections, as they
223 artem, 3 | by whom they were first instructed in the faith, and they cannot
224 | into
225 artem, 1 | ignorant of the books of Irenaeus and Melito, and the rest,
226 murat, 1(7)| In Muratori, V. C. Antiq. Ital. Med. av., vol. iii. col.
227 procI, 2 | that the flesh dwelling in Jerusalem is again to be subject to
228 artem, 2 | our merciful God and Lord Jesus Christ was not willing that
229 murat, 1 | of Peter, and also of the journey of Paul, when he went from
230 murat, 1 | with honey.~The Epistle of Jude, indeed, and two belonging
231 artem, 1 | heresies of their time: I mean Justin and Miltiades, and Tatian
232 procI, 2 | after the resurrection the kingdom of Christ is to be on earth,
233 artem, 1 | calumnies against Victor, knowing well that Victor excommunicated
234 artem, 3 | reason is it they have boldly laid their hands upon the divine
235 artem, 2 | clergy, but even of the laity, and moving the pity of
236 murat, 1 | in circulation one to the Laodiceans, and another to the Alexandrians,
237 | last
238 | latter
239 artem, 3 | but simply denying the law and the prophets for the
240 artem, 3 | prophets for the sake of their lawless and impious doctrine, trader
241 artem, 3 | impiety. And should any one lay before them a word of divine
242 artem, 1 | Theodotus the tanner, the leader and father of this God-denying
243 artem, 3 | disjoined form of syllogism; and leaving the Holy Scriptures of God,
244 artem, 2 | prayer, and showing the weals left by the blows which he had
245 procI, 3 | lII.~And after this there were
246 | likely
247 artem, 2 | the Church. But as he gave little heed to the visions, being
248 artem, 2 | confessor, Natalius, who lived not in distant times, but
249 murat, 1 | simple personal affection and love indeed; but yet these are
250 artem, 3 | grace, they sunk down to the lowest abyss of perdition.6~
251 artem, 2 | them, and by that sordid lust of gain which ruins very
252 artem, 1 | things which these men now maintain; and that the truth of Gospel
253 | make
254 artem, 1 | the time of Victor, in the manner asserted by these? And how
255 procI, 2 | of a thousand years for marriage festivals.2~
256 murat, 1 | yet in the future. What marvel is it, then, that John brings
257 procI, 2 | apostle, brings before us marvellous things, which he pretends
258 murat, 1 | who will understand the matter, they indicate of themselves
259 | me
260 artem, 1 | heresies of their time: I mean Justin and Miltiades, and
261 artem, 3 | indeed, is laboriously measured by some of them. and Aristotle
262 murat, 1(7)| Muratori, V. C. Antiq. Ital. Med. av., vol. iii. col. 854.
263 artem, 1 | the books of Irenaeus and Melito, and the rest, which declare
264 artem, 1 | affirmed that Christ was a mere man? For if, as they allege,
265 murat, 1 | name as they called them to mind. And hence, although different
266 murat, 1 | suitable for gall to be mingled with honey.~The Epistle
267 artem, 2 | hundred and fifty denarii a month. Connecting himself, therefore,
268 | more
269 artem, 2 | that he rose early in the morning, anti threw himself, clothed
270 | most
271 artem, 2 | but even of the laity, and moving the pity of the compassionate
272 murat, 1(7)| In Muratori, V. C. Antiq. Ital. Med.
273 murat | III. CANON MURATORIANUS.~
274 murat, 1 | apostles, that John should narrate all things in his own name
275 murat, 1 | accomplish it, began his narrative with the nativity of John.
276 artem, 3 | to say that these are not near the faith? For this reason
277 artem, 3 | divine Scriptures, what need is there to say that these
278 murat, 1 | object in these;--which it is needful for us to discuss severally,
279 murat, 1 | rejected too who wrote the new Book of Psalms for Marcion,
280 | nothing
281 murat, 1 | what fell under his own notice--by the omission of the passion
282 murat, 1 | among the prophets, as their number is complete, nor among the
283 artem, 2 | with them, he was on many occasions admonished by the Lord in
284 artem, 3 | audacity implied in this offence, it is not likely that even
285 murat, 1 | Romans on the rule of the OId Testament Scriptures, and
286 artem, 1 | writings of certain brethren older than the times of Victor,
287 murat, 1 | under his own notice--by the omission of the passion of Peter,
288 | once
289 artem, 1 | Victor entertained the very opinions which their blasphemy teaches,
290 procI, 1 | to the Vatican or to the Ostian Road, you will find the
291 | other
292 murat, 1 | Rome. And therefore it also ought to be read; but it cannot
293 murat, 1 | rejection, which is now past, and the second in the glory
294 murat, 1 | read in the Church. The Pastor, moreover, did Hermas write
295 murat, 1 | public in the Church to the people, nor placed among the prophets,
296 artem, 3 | down to the lowest abyss of perdition.6~
297 artem, 2 | His own sufferings should perish, being without the Church.
298 murat, 1 | also, saying in his own person, "What we have seen with
299 murat, 1 | two to Timothy, in simple personal affection and love indeed;
300 artem, 2 | the time. Now Natalius was persuaded by them to let himself be
301 murat, 1 | wrote, besides these, one to Philemon, and one to Titus, and two
302 procI, 3 | prophetesses, daughters of Philip, at Hierapolis in Asia.
303 murat, 1 | Ephesians, the third to the Philippians, the fourth to the Colossians,
304 murat, 1 | to Luke, the well-known physician Luke wrote in his own name
305 artem, 2 | the laity, and moving the pity of the compassionate Church
306 artem, 3 | them falsely, any one who pleases may ascertain. For if any
307 procI, 2 | be subject to desires and pleasures. And being an enemy to the
308 murat, 1 | while his brother bishop Plus sat in the chair of the
309 murat, 1 | hence, although different points s are taught us in the several
310 artem, 1 | many years ago, how is it possible that men have preached,
311 murat, 1 | second in the glory of royal power, which is yet in the future.
312 artem, 2 | And after trying many a prayer, and showing the weals left
313 artem, 1 | it possible that men have preached, up to the time of Victor,
314 artem, 1 | that the truth of Gospel preaching was preserved until the
315 murat, 1 | following the rule of his predecessor John, writes to no more
316 artem, 3 | those which were formerly prepared by them with those which
317 artem, 2 | ensnared by the dignity of presiding among them, and by that
318 procI, 2 | marvellous things, which he pretends were shown him by angels;
319 artem, 3 | impious doctrine, trader pretexts of grace, they sunk down
320 murat, 1 | clearly--i.e., that the principle on which he wrote was, to
321 artem, 1 | the Church, then, has been proclaimed so many years ago, how is
322 procI | DIALOGUE OR DISPUTATION AGAINST PROCLUS.~
323 artem, 3 | the faith, and they cannot produce copies from which these
324 murat, 1 | we written." For thus he professes himself to be not only the
325 procI, 3 | after this there were four prophetesses, daughters of Philip, at
326 murat, 1 | read; but it cannot be made public in the Church to the people,
327 | rather
328 artem, 3 | near the faith? For this reason is it they have boldly laid
329 | recently
330 murat, 1 | bearing the name of John--are reckoned among the Catholic epistles.
331 murat, 1 | of three days, and let us recount to each other whatever may
332 murat, 1 | there is no difference as regards the faith of believers,
333 murat, 1 | Catholic Church, and in the regulation of ecclesiastical discipline.
334 murat, 1 | first in the humiliation of rejection, which is now past, and
335 murat, 1 | all of them all things are related under one imperial Spirit,
336 artem, 2 | II.~I shall, at any rate, remind many of the brethren of
337 artem, 1 | Irenaeus and Melito, and the rest, which declare Christ to
338 procI, 2 | Cerinthus, too, through revelations written, as he would have
339 murat, 1 | himself as one studious of right. Nor did he himself see
340 procI, 1 | Vatican or to the Ostian Road, you will find the trophies
341 artem, 2 | great haste and many tears, rolling beneath the feet not only
342 murat, 1 | when he went from the city--Rome--to Spain. As to the epistles
343 artem, 2 | whole night, so that he rose early in the morning, anti
344 murat, 1 | the second in the glory of royal power, which is yet in the
345 artem, 2 | sordid lust of gain which ruins very many, he was at last
346 artem, 2 | threw himself, clothed with sackcloth and covered with ashes,
347 artem, 3 | and the prophets for the sake of their lawless and impious
348 artem, 2 | should receive from them a salary of a hundred and fifty denarii
349 murat, 1 | his brother bishop Plus sat in the chair of the Church
350 murat, 1 | constantly in his epistles also, saying in his own person, "What
351 procI, 2 | wishing to deceive men, he says that there is to be a space
352 murat, 1 | Corinthians, to check the schism of heresy; and then to the
353 artem, 2 | very many, he was at last scourged by holy angels, and severely
354 artem, 3 | before them a word of divine Scripture, they examine whether it
355 murat, 1 | right. Nor did he himself see the Lord in the flesh; and
356 artem, 3 | Scriptures say, but laboriously seeking to discover what form of
357 murat, 1 | own person, "What we have seen with our eyes, and heard
358 artem, 2 | this sentiment, or rather senselessness, by Victor, as I said, the
359 artem, 2 | communion on account of this sentiment, or rather senselessness,
360 murat, 1 | yet shown--i.e., by this sevenfold writing--that there is one
361 murat, 1 | to the Thessalonians, the seventh to the Romans. Moreover,
362 murat, 1 | needful for us to discuss severally, as the blessed Apostle
363 artem, 2 | scourged by holy angels, and severely beaten through a whole night,
364 | shall
365 artem, 2 | trying many a prayer, and showing the weals left by the blows
366 procI, 2 | which he pretends were shown him by angels; alleging
367 murat, 1 | their correction, it is yet shown--i.e., by this sevenfold
368 murat, 1 | present himself; and he shows this clearly--i.e., that
369 artem, 3 | while to corrupt them; but simply denying the law and the
370 | Since
371 murat, 1 | fifth to the Galatians, the sixth to the Thessalonians, the
372 artem, 2 | which, had it taken place in Sodom, might, I think, have been
373 murat, 1 | written by the friends of Solomon in his honour. We receive
374 artem, 2 | among them, and by that sordid lust of gain which ruins
375 murat, 1 | from the city--Rome--to Spain. As to the epistles of Paul,
376 artem, 3 | who are of the earth, and speak of the earth, and are ignorant
377 artem, 3 | afterwards corrupted with a special object, and many discrepancies
378 murat, 1 | that there is one Church spread abroad through the whole
379 artem, 3 | them. And that I do not state this against them falsely,
380 murat, 1 | him with himself as one studious of right. Nor did he himself
381 artem, 3 | Scriptures of God, they study geometry, as men who are
382 procI, 2 | Jerusalem is again to be subject to desires and pleasures.
383 artem, 1 | Peter, and that from his successor Zephyrinus the truth was
384 artem, 2 | that a witness of His own sufferings should perish, being without
385 murat, 1 | Catholic Church, for it is not suitable for gall to be mingled with
386 artem, 3 | pretexts of grace, they sunk down to the lowest abyss
387 artem, 2 | an affair which, had it taken place in Sodom, might, I
388 artem, 1 | Justin and Miltiades, and Tatian and Clement, and many others,
389 artem, 1 | opinions which their blasphemy teaches, how should he have cast
390 artem, 2 | with great haste and many tears, rolling beneath the feet
391 murat, 1 | Romans on the rule of the OId Testament Scriptures, and also to
392 artem, 3 | they deny that the crime is theirs, when the copies have been
393 murat, 1 | addressed to the most excellent Theophilus, because these different
394 artem, 3 | them. and Aristotle and Theophrastus are admired; and Galen,
395 artem, 1 | times of Victor, who was the thirteenth bishop in Rome from Peter,
396 procI, 2 | there is to be a space of a thousand years for marriage festivals.2~
397 murat, 1 | with me for the space of three days, and let us recount
398 artem, 2 | early in the morning, anti threw himself, clothed with sackcloth
399 murat, 1 | one to Titus, and two to Timothy, in simple personal affection
400 murat, 1 | to Philemon, and one to Titus, and two to Timothy, in
401 procI, 3 | Hierapolis in Asia. Their tomb is there, and that, too,
402 artem, 3 | lawless and impious doctrine, trader pretexts of grace, they
403 artem, 3 | copies from which these were transcribed. And some of them did not
404 artem, 2 | by his weeping. And after trying many a prayer, and showing
405 murat, 1 | Moreover, though he writes twice to the Corinthians and Thessalonians
406 murat, 1 | with His disciples, and His twofold advent,--the first in the
407 artem, 3 | who abuse the arts of the unbelievers to establish their own heretical
408 murat, 1 | again, to those who will understand the matter, they indicate
409 artem, 2 | bishop of this heresy, on the understanding that he should receive from
410 | until
411 | up
412 | upon
413 artem, 1 | are they not ashamed to utter these calumnies against
414 murat, 1 | of Arsinous, called also Valentinus, or of Miltiades, we receive
415 artem, 3 | any rate, will be found at variance with those of Theodotus.
416 procI, 1 | you choose to go to the Vatican or to the Ostian Road, you
417 murat, 1(7)| Antiq. Ital. Med. av., vol. iii. col. 854.
418 artem, 2 | might, I think, have been a warning even to them. There was
419 artem, 2 | prayer, and showing the weals left by the blows which
420 artem, 2 | the merciful Christ by his weeping. And after trying many a
421 | well
422 murat, 1 | that according to Luke, the well-known physician Luke wrote in
423 murat, 1 | journey of Paul, when he went from the city--Rome--to
424 | whatever
425 | whether
426 | whom
427 artem, 2 | Lord Jesus Christ was not willing that a witness of His own
428 murat, 1 | epistles. And the book of Wisdom, written by the friends
429 artem, 3 | or they think themselves wiser than the Holy Spirit, and
430 procI, 2 | to the Scriptures of God, wishing to deceive men, he says
431 | without
432 artem, 2 | Christ was not willing that a witness of His own sufferings should
433 murat, 1 | the historian of all the wondrous facts concerning the Lord
434 murat, 1 | abroad through the whole world. And John too, indeed, in
435 artem, 3 | forsooth, is perhaps even worshipped by some of them. But as
436 artem, 3 | them did not even think it worth while to corrupt them; but
437 murat, 1 | Pastor, moreover, did Hermas write very recently in our times
438 murat, 1 | i.e., by this sevenfold writing--that there is one Church
439 | ye
440 artem, 3 | their disciples were very zealous in inserting the corrections,