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 1 Pre         |    succeeded him, particularly Theodoret, who was evidently a great
 2 Pre         |    Lactantius, Chrysostom, and Theodoret, which I leave to the greater
 3 Pre         |    been surpassed. The work of Theodoret, entitled "Graecarum affectionum
 4   1, 1(2)   |     Christ. p. 60. seq. and by Theodoret in the place just cited. ~
 5   1, 1(3)   |      Alluding to Isai. xl. 12. Theodoret's comment on the place is, [
 6   1, 3(8)   |       3 Imitated apparently by Theodoret,—Graec. affect. curat. Edit.
 7   1, 18(15) |        and powerfully urged by Theodoret. Serm. de Provid. i. Tom.
 8   1, 47(46) |         p. 492. Edit. 1029; by Theodoret, Gr. Affect, curat. Serm,
 9   2, 3(4)   |       affectionum Curatio," by Theodoret, Sermo. I. seq. ~
10   2, 12(11) |         v. cap. x. p. 197. and Theodoret, Gr. affect. curat. Ed.
11   2, 15(27) |        several such cases. Ib. Theodoret. Graec. affect. curat. Serm.
12   2, 17(30) |       Lib. xii. 49. D. seq. In Theodoret, Gr. affect, curatio, Serm.
13   2, 18(32) |    seen in Gaisford's Edit. of Theodoret. Gr. affect. curat. p. 121.
14   2, 19(33) |     Oratio. in its outset, and Theodoret Gr. affect, curat. Serm.
15   2, 20(39) |        To the same effect also Theodoret, Serm. de Provid. i. Tom.
16   2, 20(39) |      vita Arist. near the end. Theodoret again, Gr. affect. curat.
17   2, 20(42) |       Ed. Steph. p. 13. 1. 15. Theodoret Graec. affect. curat. p.
18   2, 22(59) |        Mount Libanus. See also Theodoret, Gr. affect. curat. Serm.
19   2, 27(64) |      Spanh. p. 271. 2.) and by Theodoret, Graecar. affect. Edit.
20   2, 29(65) |      Edit. Spanh. p. 271.), by Theodoret—for the most part—(Graec.
21   2, 36(73) |                              2 Theodoret (Graec. affect. curat. Serin,
22   2, 41(77) |        same words, is given by Theodoret. (Ib. pp. 475, 490. seq.
23   2, 50(93) |         under Oracula. Also in Theodoret, Graecar. affect. curatio,
24   2, 52(97) |       more frightful. [Greek]. Theodoret (Serm. i. de Providentia,
25   2, 66(125)|        probably in the mind of Theodoret, when he wrote the passage, (
26   2, 69(130)|       Oracula," Viger's Edit.) Theodoret, Serm. ix. Graec. affect.
27   2, 74(134)|        236. seq. and cap. vii. Theodoret, Graec. affect. curat. Serm.
28   2, 79(138)|     xvii. 7. &c.) according to Theodoret. Edit. Gaisford, p. 395,
29   2, 81(146)|        be adduced to shew: and Theodoret with others asserts, that
30   2, 81(146)|  imagines that the Zerasdas of Theodoret, means Plato ; it being
31   2, 81(146)|      Prep. Evang. (p. 11.) and Theodoret, Gr. affect. curat. Ed.
32   2, 81(148)|       c. (ib. p. 277.) [Greek] Theodoret says on the same subject:...[
33   2, 81(152)| according to Euseb. (l.c.) and Theodoret, (l.c.) was done by the
34   2, 81(154)|         Evang. pp. 11, 12, and Theodoret as above.) ~
35   2, 81(156)|           2 This, according to Theodoret, (Graec. affect, curat.
36   3, 13(13) |        Edition, p. 3. See also Theodoret (Graec. affect. curat. Serm.
37   3, 56(80) |        Rom. v. 15-20. Sec also Theodoret's Dialogue iii, entitled
38   3, 71(100)|       to this effect occurs in Theodoret. Dialog. ii. "Inconfusus."
39   4, 10(28) |         xxvi. 13, &c. cited by Theodoret. Gr. affect. curat. Ed.
40   4, 18(58) |                  2 Imitated by Theodoret (Gr. affect. curat. Ed.
41   4, 27(104)|        for the same purpose by Theodoret, Graec. affect, curat. p.
42   4, 30(114)|    being of the Devil, &c. See Theodoret, Haeret. Fab. i. xxvi. Tom.
43   4, 30(116)|       Luke x. 3. Cited also by Theodoret, Gr. affect. curat. Ed.
44   4, 31(118)|        before. Cited partly by Theodoret, Gr. affect. curat. Ed.
45   4, 35(140)|         30. On the other hand, Theodoret makes Simon Magus the leader.
46   4, 35(143)|    notes of Valesius. See also Theodoret. Haeret. Fab. Lib. iii.