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Against Bardaisan's "Domnus"

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  • A DISCOURSE MADE BY THE BLESSED SAINT [P. 1] EPHRAIM AGAINST THE DISCOURSE WHICH IS CALLED "OF DOMNUS," WHICH WAS COMPOSED BY BARDAISAN AGAINST THE PLATONISTS.
  1: . 1 For the rendering, see Galatians vi 1, syr. vg.
  2: . 1 Albinus (c. 152 A.D.) wrote an Introduction (Ei0sagwgh&) to the Platonic Dialogues, but the wor[...]
  3: . 1 Lit. 'will belong to that which is incorporeal.' On p. 11, 1. 44, add [Syriac] at the end of th[...]
  4: . 2 Here and in what follows it has been found necessary to render athra sometimes by ' Place ' and[...]
  5: . 2 The words in square brackets are uncertain ; perhaps they are place-names.
  6: . 1 Lit. 'between body and word.'
  7: . 3 In Syriac a Verb is called a 'word' ([Syriac]) and a Noun is called a 'name'.
  8: . 3 Ecclesiastes iii 1.
  9: . 6 Compare Aristotle, Metaphysica vi 2, 2 : "It is held by some that the boundaries of a body, suc[...]
  10: . 2 A word used of gaudy attire in the Life of Rabbula 18919. The Note to p. 42, 1. 2, should be de[...]
  11: . 4 Note, in view of Ephraim's argument against Bardaisan (p. xxii), that the word for 'engender ' [...]
  12: . 1 Lit. 'sailed about' : see p. 221, 1. 35, and delete the Note, p. 48, 1. 48
  13: . 2 ' Moon' is either masculine or feminine in Syriac.



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