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 1   Int          (70) |                         1 See Introd., p. xviii.~ ~
 2    II          (77) |      s connexion with it, see Introd. p. xv.~ ~
 3    II          (82) |     times in the chapter. See Introd. p. xxiv.~ ~
 4    II          (83) |       use of these words. See Introd., p. xviii.~ ~
 5   III          (120)| Rufinus and Amphilochius. See Introd., p. xix, for a discussion
 6   III          (131)|  speaking of the Trinity. See Introd. p. xviii.~ ~
 7   III          (151)|    Christomachi, for whom see Introd. p. xviii.~ ~
 8   III          (189)|     it into a discussion, see Introd., p. xvii.~ ~
 9   III          (219)|     Fabricius, v. p. 744. See Introd., p. xiv., for the argument
10    IV          (246)|                         1 See Introd., p. xvii.~ ~
11    IV          (249)|     attributed to Christ. See Introd., p. xv.~ ~
12    IV          (251)|     the place of writing. See Introd., p. xxi.~ ~
13    IV          (253)|       was to be expected. See Introd., p. xxv. His very involved
14    IV          (256)|     from S. Paul's wound, see Introd., p. xxvi.~ ~
15    IV          (279)|      Cilician astronomer. See Introd., p. xxi,~ ~
16    IV          (287)|  early date for Macarius. See Introd., pp. xviii and xxviii.~ ~
17    IV          (289)|     date to Macarius. But see Introd., p. xviii. n. 3, and p.
18    IV          (290)|      t. I. p. 309 et seq. See Introd., pp. x, xi, xxvii.~ ~One
19    IV          (312)|      as meaning "person." See Introd., p. xviii, and p. 142 n.