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4255: Hor. Ars Poet. 139. 4256: Pers. Sat. iii. 118. 4257: Plautus, Pseudolus, i. 1. 23. Has quidem, pol, credo, nisi Sibylla legerit, Interpretari al[...] 4258: The allusion is probably to the Sybilline books. 4259: Æn x. 640. 4260: The philosopher of Ephesus. Flourished about b.c. 513. 4261: Ibi est distinctio. Instead of clearness we have to make a choice between possible meanings. 4262: Marcion lived about a.d. 150, and was co-temporary with Polycarp, who is said to have had a perso[...] 4263: By birth an Assyrian, and a pupil of Justin Martyr. His followers were called Encratites, or Temp[...] 4264: Heb. xiii. The Revised Ver. translates “let marriage be, etc.” There is no verb in the original, [...] 4265: Gen. i. 28. 4266: For much interesting information relating to counting on the fingers, and for authorities on the [...] 4267: The philosopher of Crotona, in Italy, b.c. 580–510. See some of his sayings in Jerome’s Apology[...] 4268: The great teacher of the Academy at Athens; lived b.c. 428–389. 4269: Surnamed the “Just.” He was the opponent of Themistocles. He fought at Marathon (490), and althou[...] 4270: Flourished about b.c. 370. A disciple of Socrates, and founder of the Cyrenaic School of Philosop[...] 4271: Epicurus (b.c. 342–270), though a disciple of Aristippus, does not appear to have deserved the od[...] 4272: The famous Athenian, talented, reckless and unscrupulous; born about b.c. 450, assassinated 404.[...] 4273: Gen. ii. 24. 4274: Matt. xix. 5. 4275: Gen. 1:28, Gen. 9:1. 4276: Gen. ix. 1. 4277: Gen. ix. 3. 4278: Gen. xxv. 23. 4279: Gen. xxx. 1. 4280: Gen. xxx. 2. 4281: Palo. Rev. Vers. tent-pin. 4282: Ps. lxxii. 1. 4283: Ps. lxxii. 15. 4284: Is. xxxviii. 19. Sept. 4285: 1 Tim. v. 14. 4286: Hebr. xiii. 4. See note on sec. 3. 4287: 1 Cor. vii. 39. 4288: 1 Tim. ii. 14. 4289: 1 Cor. vii. 29. 4290: 1 Cor. vii. 1 sq. 4291: Prov. 6:27, 28. 4292: Mithras was the God of the Sun among the Persians. His worship was introduced at Rome under the E[...] 4293: Son of Vulcan, king of Athens, and the first to drive a four-in-hand, Virg. G. iii. 113: “First t[...] 4294: 1 Pet. iii. 7. 4295: 1 Pet. 3:2, 3. 4296: 1 John ii. 6. 4297: 1 Cor. vii. 7. 4298: 2 Cor. ii. 7. 4299: 2 Cor. ii. 7. 4300: 2 Cor. ii. 10. Margin. 4301: Ps. 45:9, 13, 14. 4302: 1 Pet. 3:7, 1 Pet. 4:10. 4303: 1 Cor. vii. 8. 4304: Tit. i. 12. 4305: 1 Cor. xv. 33. 4306: Acts xvii. 28. 4307: 1 Cor. vii. 10 sq. 4308: 2 Cor. vi. 14 sq. 4309: 1 Cor. vii. 39. 4310: Mal. 2:11, 12. 4311: R.V. “To the man that doeth this, him that waketh and him that answereth.” 4312: 1 Cor. vii. 18 sq. 4313: But S. Paul hints at a surgical operation. See Josephus, Antiq. Bk. xii. c. v. sec. 1, where cert[...] 4314: Gal. v. 19. 4315: 1 Cor. vi. 17. 4316: 1 Cor. 7:25, 26. 4317: Ferias nuptiarum. The reference is to 1 Cor. vii. 5. 4318: Matt. xix. 10 sq. 4319: Jerome uses the Greek word agonotétes —President of the Games. 4320: S. John vii. 37. 4321: Is. lvi. 3. 4322: Jer. xxxviii. 7. 4323: Acts viii. 27. 4324: 1 Cor. vii. 26. 4325: Matt. xxiv. 19, &c. 4326: 1 Cor. vii. 27. 4327: 1 Cor. vii. 30 sqq. 4328: See Rev. Ver. Margin. 4329: See the treatise on the Perp. Virginity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Rome, 384. 4330: Ep. xxii. on the guarding of virginity. Rome, 384. 4331: Jerome apparently, here, alludes to some early work of Tertullian not now extant. 4332: Jerome often alludes to his relation to Gregory, in the year 381; he was present at the council o[...] 4333: This rendering supposes kài memerístai to be joined to the preceding sentence. The Vulgate has et[...] 4334: S. John xv. 19. 4335: 1 Cor. vii. 35. 4336: 1 Cor. iii. 10. 4337: 1 Cor. 7:37, 38. 4338: Ps. xxxvi. 27. 4339: Eccles. vii. 16. 4340: 1 Cor. 7:39, 40. 4341: 1 Tim. 5:11, 15. 4342: 1 Cor. vii. 40. 4343: Rom. 7:2, 3. 4344: 1 Tim. 5:14, 15. 4345: See 1 Tim. iii. 12. Most ancient writers interpreted S. Paul’s words as referring to second marri[...] 4346: 1 Tim. v. 9. Other authorities, however, suppose the words to refer to an order of widows, and pe[...] 4347: 1 Cor. vi. 12. 4348: Eph. 5:31, Gen. 2:0. 4349: Eph. v. 32. 4350: Eph. 5:25, Col. 3:9. 4351: 1 Thess. iv. 7. 4352: Lit. through a virgin. The allusion is, probably, to his baptism by a virgin, i.e., John Baptist.[...] 4353: But see Gen. iv. 26. 4354: 1 Pet. iii. 20. 4355: Eph. i. 10. 4356: Rev. 1:8, Rev. 22:13. 4357: Rom. xiv. 21. 4358: Gen. xxxi. 46-49, where the heap itself is called Galeed. 4359: Gen. 32:25, 28, 31. 4360: Gen. 35:16, 20. 4361: Gen. xxxviii. 4362: Gen. xxxviii. 9. 4363: Ex. iv. 24-26. 4364: Ex. iii. 5. 4365: 1 Sam. xxi. 4. 4366: Lev. 21:13, 14. 4367: The reference is, probably, to Levit. xxii. 13. But the second marriage is not there prohibited,[...] 4368: Levit. xxi. 3. 4369: Deut. 20:6, 7, where an indulgence, not a prohibition, is clearly indicated. 4370: Ex. xxxviii. 8. Sept. Vulg. “who watched;” Onkelos’ Targum “who assembled to pray,” and so the Syr[...] 4371: Ex. xxxvii. 4372: In Jude 5, instead of “the Lord,” A. B. read Jesus, and this is accepted by many ancient, authori[...] 4373: Josh. iii. 4374: Jerome derives Gilgal from הָלנָּ to uncover: the accepted de[...] 4375: Exod. 3:5, Josh. 5:15. 4376: Josh. x. 3. 4377: Josh. x. 16. 4378: S. Luke xvi. 29. 4379: Rom. v. 14. 4380: Gen. xxxi. 41. 4381: Gen. xxxvii. 28. 4382: Gen. xxxii. 14. 4383: Joshua died at the age of 110 years. Josh. xxiv. 29. 4384: Timnath-Serah was the original name of Joshua’s inheritance (Josh. xix. 50), but in Judges ii. 9[...] 4385: Ps. xlviii. 2. The correct rendering of the Hebrew is much disputed. 4386: Ps. lxxiii. 2. 4387: Josh. xxiv. 28. 4388: Deut. xxxiv. 6. 4389: Worshipped more especially at Lampsacus on the Hellespont. He was regarded as the promoter of fe[...] 4390: Ps. cxxviii. 3. 4391: Gen. vi. 3. R.V. Strive or rule in. 4392: Gen. xlix. 17. Samson was of the tribe of Dan. 4393: Judg. 11:30, 31. 4394: 1 Tim. iii. 2. 4395: Ps. xcix. 6. 4396: See 1 Chron. vi. 34-38. 4397: Heb. vii. 3. The Greek word in the text (“without genealogy”) is unknown to secular writers, and [...] 4398: 1 Sam. ii. 22. 4399: See, however, 1 Chron. xxii. 8. 4400: S. Matt. xviii. 6. 4401: S. Matt. v. 22. 4402: S. Matt. v. 27. 4403: Song of Sol. 6.8. 4404: 1 Kings xi. 3. 4405: 1 Cor. vii. 29. 4406: Is. xxxviii. 19. 4407: 2 Kings xxii. 14. 4408: 2 Kings xx. 18. 4409: Dan. 1:3, 4. 4410: Ezek. 14:14, 20. 4411: Ezek. xviii. 4. 4412: Ezek. viii. 1. 4413: Ezek. xiv. 14. 4414: Apocryphal additions to Daniel. 4415: Matt. xix. 27. 4416: Luke 18:29, 30. 4417: 1 Cor. ix. 5. The text has been much tampered with by the advocates or opponents of celibacy. The[...] 4418: Attributed to Clement by Jerome. 4419: Isa. i. 9. 4420: S. John xiii. 25. 4421: S. John xx. 4. 4422: S. John xxi. 7 sq. 4423: S. Matt. xvi. 18. 4424: Matt. 18:18, John 20:22, 23. 4425: S. John xiv. 27. 4426: Matt. 20:27, Luke 22:26. 4427: See this book in Vol. III. of this series. 4428: Is. xl. 3. 4429: S. John i. 1. 4430: S. John 19:26, 27. 4431: 1 Tim. 2:13, 15. 4432: 1 Tim. ii. 8 sqq. 4433: Apparently, Eve’s transgression imputed to her descendants. 4434: The original admits of the rendering “by means of her child-bearing.” But Ellicott and others int[...] 4435: Rev. Version, “sobriety.” Sobermindedness or discretion are given by Ellicott (Notes on translati[...] 4436: Prov. vi. 26? 4437: Prov. 7:27, Prov. 9:18. 4438: Prov. xxi. 19. 4439: Often mentioned by Seneca. A saying is reported of him: “Ho, traveller, stop. There is a miracle [...] 4440: Prov. 21:9, Prov. 25:24. 4441: Prov. xxvii. 15. 4442: Supereffluas. Prov. 3:21, Heb. 2:1. The Greek word signifies to fall away like flowing water. Se[...] 4443: Prov. 30:15, 16. 4444: Eccl. 3:1, 2, sqq. 4445: Eccles. vii. 10. 4446: R.V. “Good as an inheritance.” 4447: Eccl. 7:28, 29. 4448: Eccles. ix. 8. 4449: Cant. 1:10, 11. “Plaits of gold with studs of silver.” R.V. 4450: Cant. 2:1, 10. 4451: 1 Cor. vii. 29. 4452: Song of Sol. 2.12. 4453: Song of Sol. 2.13. 4454: 2 Cor. ii. 15. 4455: Cant. 2:13, 14. 4456: Exod. 34:33, 35, 2 Cor. 3:7 sq. 4457: Is. i. 15. 4458: Song of Sol. 2.16. 4459: Cant. 3:7, 8. 4460: Song of Sol. 4.6. 4461: Eph. v. 27. 4462: Song of Sol. 4.8. 4463: Sept. R.V. “Look from the top of Amana.” 4464: Song of Sol. 8.5. 4465: Ps. cxix. 105. 4466: Song of Sol. 4.9. 4467: Cant. 4:9, 10. 4468: Song of Sol. 5.1. 4469: S. Matt. ix. 17. 4470: Rom. vii. 6. 4471: Zech. 8:5, Zech. 9:17, R.V. “How great is his goodness, and how great is his beauty! Corn shall m[...] 4472: Ps. 45:16, 17. 4473: Cant. 4:12, 13. 4474: Song of Sol. 5.10. 4475: Song of Sol. 5.16. 4476: Song of Sol. 7.1. 4477: R.V. “O Prince’s daughter!” Sept., also “daughter of Nadab.” 4478: Is. vii. 14. 4479: Delitzsch remarks, “The assertion of Jerome is untenable.” See Cheyne, critical note on Is. vii. [...] 4480: Gen. xxiv. 42 sq. 4481: Is. xxxvii. 22. 4482: Is. liv. 1. 4483: Jerem. ii. 32. 4484: Jer. xxxi. 22. 4485: Jer. i. 5. 4486: Jer. 39:11, Jer. 40:0, Jer. 1:0. 4487: Ezek. i. 4. 4488: Ezek. xxiv. 18. 4489: 1 Cor. vii. 25. 4490: Acts 15:28, 29. 4491: Matt. 10:10, Luke 10:5. 4492: S. Matt. xix. 21. 4493: 1 Tim. 3:2, 4, Titus 1:6. 4494: Sacerdotes: that is, bishops. 4495: 1 Cor. vii. 7. 4496: 1 Tim. iii. 1. 4497: V. supra, c. 27. R.V. “temperate.” Ellicott observes, “under any circumstances the derivative tr[...] 4498: R.V. “orderly.” V. above, c. 27. 4499: kósmion. R.V. “orderly.” 4500: Non vinolentum. R.V. “no brawler,” i.e., as the Margin explains, “not quarrelsome over wine.” The [...] 4501: So Chrysostom and Theodoret. The simple meaning appears to suit the context better. 4502: 1 Sam. 2:0, 1 Sam. 4:0. 4503: 1 Tim. iii. 11. 4504: The Code of Constantine, following the Mosaic law, imposed the penalty of death for adultery. See[...] 4505: S. Matt. xix. 12. 4506: 1 Cor. vii. 25. 4507: Two rocky islands in the Euxine, that, according to the fable, floated about, dashing against and[...] 4508: Andabatæ. 4509: Matt. xix. 12. 4510: 1 Cor. vii. 7. 4511: Phil. ii. 6-8. 4512: S. John xx. 20. 4513: S. John xx. 19. 4514: S. Matt. xiv. 28. 4515: S. Matt. xxii. 30. 4516: 2 Cor. v. 17. 4517: Rom. 6:21, 22. 4518: Rom. vii. 4 sq. 4519: Rom. 7:14, 24, 25. 4520: Rom. 8:1, 2. 4521: Rom. viii. 5 sq. 4522: Rom. 8:11, 14. 4523: R.V. “mind.” 4524: Rom. xii. 1-3. 4525: See ch. 27. 4526: Rom. 13:11, 12, 14. 4527: 1 Cor. 3:1, 2, 3. 4528: That is, under the dominion of the psyche, or principle of life common to man and the beasts, hen[...] 4529: 1 Cor. xv. 47 sq. 4530: 2 Cor. v. 1 sq. 4531: 2 Cor. xi. 2. 4532: Gal. ii. 16. 4533: Gal. 3:3, 4. 4534: Gal. 5:16, 17. 4535: Properly, self-control in the wide sense. 4536: Gal. 5:24, 25. 4537: Gal. 6:7, 8. 4538: Eph. 2:3, 4. 4539: Eph. iv. 22. 4540: Eph. vi. 24. 4541: Phil. 3:20, 21. 4542: Phil. iv. 8. 4543: Col. 2:11, Col. 3:1 sq. 4544: 2 Tim. ii. 4. 4545: Titus 2:11, 12. 4546: S. John 16:12, 13. 4547: Acts 21.9. 4548: Matt. xi. 13. 4549: The passage is not found in existing copies of Josephus. 4550: S. James i. 16-18. 4551: R.V. “can be no variation.” The word “difference,” as used by Jerome, is explained by the context[...] 4552: Rev. i. 5. 4553: 1 Pet. i. 3-5. 4554: 1 Pet. i. 13-16. 4555: 1 Pet. 1:18, 19. 4556: 1 Pet. 1:22, 23. 4557: In Jerome’s rendering ‘living and abiding,’ are attributes of God. But in the original the parti[...] 4558: 1 Pet. ii. 9. 4559: 1 Pet. iv. 1 sq. 4560: 2 Pet. i. 4. 4561: 2 Pet. ii. 9 sq. 4562: 2 Pet. iii. 3. 4563: The notorious epicure of the time of Augustus and Tiberius. 4564: Paxamus wrote a treatise on cooking, which, Suidas states, was arranged in alphabetical order. [...] 4565: 1 John ii. 15 sq. 4566: 1 John 3:2, 3. 4567: 1 John iv. 7. R.V. “that we may have.” 4568: Jude 23. 4569: Rev. 14.1 sq. 4570: Rev. vii. 5 sq. 4571: Rev. 14:3, 4. 4572: or they may say. 4573: 2 Tim. 2:20, 21. 4574: Virg. Æn i. 317. 4575: Virg. Æn. vii. 803: id. xi. 535. 4576: Leos was the hero from whom the tribe Leontis derived its name. Once when Athens was suffering f[...] 4577: Jerome’s memory appears to be at fault. When the Greek fleet was on its way to Troy, it was deta[...] 4578: According to the law of Numa, the punishment of a Vestal Virgin for violating the vow of chastity[...] 4579: It is said, however, that Claudia (Quinta) was a Roman matron, not a Vestal Virgin. The soothsaye[...] 4580: Seneca. 4581: In the year after the death of Alexander (b.c. 323), Leosthenes defeated Alexander’s general Ant[...] 4582: Another name for Messana (or Messene), derived from the Mamertini, a people of Campania, some of [...] 4583: The semi-legendary hero of the second war between Sparta and Messene. He lived about b.c. 270. [...] 4584: The spring festival held in honour of Hyacinthus, the beautiful youth accidentally slain by Apoll[...] 4585: He succeeded Plato as president of the Academy (b.c. 347–339). His works are all lost. 4586: One of Aristotle’s pupils, and author of a number of works, none of which are extant. 4587: Diogenes Laërtius (so named from Laërte in Cilicia), who probably lived in the 2nd century after [...] 4588: Timæus of Locri, in Italy, a Pythagorean philosopher, is said to have been a teacher of Plato. Th[...] 4589: Damo. Pythagoras is said to have entrusted his writings to her, and to have forbidden her to give[...] 4590: Flourished about b.c. 540–510. 4591: Clement of Alexandria (died about a.d. 220) in his Stromata (i.e. literally, patchwork) or Misce[...] 4592: Born about b.c. 213, died b.c. 129. He was the determined opponent of the Stoics, and maintained [...] 4593: The poetical name of Rhea Silvia, daughter of Numitor and mother of Romulus and Remus. 4594: According to the legend she stabbed herself on the funeral pyre. Jerome ignores the modifications[...] 4595: Hasdrubal and his family, with 900 deserters and desperadoes, retired into the temple of Æsculapi[...] 4596: Son of Nicias the celebrated Athenian general. 4597: She succeeded Mausolus and reigned b.c. 352–350. 4598: She was the wife of Agron, and assumed the sovereign power on the death of her husband, b.c. 231.[...] 4599: Cyropædeia, Book vii. 4600: The wife of Candaules, also called Myrsilus. She was exhibited to Gyges, who, after the murder of[...] 4601: The story, as is well known, formed the subject of the play by Euripides bearing the heroine’s na[...] 4602: Protesilaus was the first of the Greeks to fall at Troy. According to some accounts he was slain[...] 4603: The wife of L. Tarquinius Collatinus, whose rape by Sextus led to the dethronement of Tarquinius [...] 4604: Over the Carthaginian fleet near Mylæ, 260 b.c. 4605: One of the assassins of Julius Cæsar. Jerome appears to be at fault here. Porcia, the daughter of[...] 4606: Marcia is related to have been ceded by Cato to his friend Hortensius. She continued to live with[...] 4607: It has been conjectured that instead of “Marcia, Cato’s younger daughter,” a few lines above, we [...] 4608: Probably the daughter of Cato by his second wife Marcia. 4609: Jerome, apparently, makes a mistake here. Valeria, sister of the Messalas, married Sulla towards [...] 4610: The Greek philosopher to whom Aristotle bequeathed his library and the originals of his own writi[...] 4611: Cicero at the beginning of the third book of the De Officiis, makes Cato quote this saying as one[...] 4612: Phil. i. 23. 4613: We hear very little of the two sons of Moses, Gershom and Eliezer. See Exod. 4:20, Exod. 18:3, 1 [...] 4614: See 1 Sam. 8:1, 1 Sam. 9:0. 4615: b.c. 46. “What grounds for displeasure she had given him besides her alleged extravagance it is [...] 4616: Hirtius was the friend personal and political of Julius Cæsar, and during Cæsar’s absence in Afri[...] 4617: But not long after divorcing Terentia he married Publilia, a young girl of whose property he had [...] 4618: This statement is without authority. See Long’s Article on Sallust in Smith’s Dict. of Classical [...] 4619: Cæcilia Metella, the third of Sulla’s five wives, had previously been married to M. Æmilius Scaur[...] 4620: The famous dictator claimed the name Felix for himself in a speech which he delivered to the peop[...] 4621: But Sulla’s youth and manhood were disgraced by the most sensual vices. He was indebted for a co[...] 4622: Pompey, like Sulla, was married five times. Mucia, his third wife, daughter of Q. Mucius Scævola,[...] 4623: Born b.c. 234, died b.c. 149. He was the great-grandfather of Cato of Utica. 4624: b.c. 382–336. 4625: b.c. 385–322. 4626: Born about b.c. 480 at Leontini in Sicily. He is said to have lived 105, or even 109 years. He wa[...] 4627: An Athenian tragic poet, celebrated for his wit. 4628: See the Andromache. 4629: There were two cities of this name, Leptis Magna and Parva, in N. Africa. 4630: Or “on another day,” that is, than the marriage day implied in the context. 4631: Terence, Hecyra II. i. 4. 4632: Bk. I. ch. 8. “Candaules addressed Gyges as follows: ‘Gyges, as I think you do not believe me whe[...] 4633: Perhaps Terence, Phormio I. iii. 21. 4634: For these legends, see Classical Dict. 4635: The most distinguished disciple and the intimate friend of Epicurus. His philosophy appears to ha[...] 4636: Chrysippus (b.c. 280–207) the Stoic philosopher, born at Soli in Cilicia. He opposed the prevailin[...] 4637: That is Zeus, regarded as presiding over marriages and the tutelary god of races or families. 4638: Literally, “Jupiter who causes to stand”: hence Jerome’s play upon the word. Jupiter Stator was t[...] 4639: The greater number of manuscripts read Sextus, an alternative name for the same person. Jerome in[...] 4640: See note above, p. 382. 4641: Daughter of P. Scipio Africanus, and wife of Ti. Sempronius Gracchus, censor b.c. 169. The peopl[...] 4642: See note p. 376. 4643: Wife of Tarquinius Priscus. 4644: Theano was the most celebrated of the female philosophers of the Pythagorean school. According to[...] 4645: Cleobuline, or Cleobule, was celebrated for her riddles in hexameter verse. One on the subject of[...] 4646: Timoclia was a woman of Thebes, whose house at the capture of the city in b.c. 335 was broken in[...] 4647: A vestal virgin who proved her innocence of the unchastity imputed to her by setting free a stran[...] 4648: The epithet is said to have been given to the goddess at the time when Coriolanus was prevented b[...] 4649: The name for any Roman priest devoted to the service of one particular god. He took his distingui[...] 4650: Comp. Tertullian De Monogamia, last chapter—“Fortunæ, inquit, muliebri coronam non imponit, nisi [...] 4651: See Origen, Contra Celsum, Bk. VII. The water hemlock, or cowbane, is the variety referred to. [...]
4653: 1 John 3:9, 10. 4654: 1 John v. 18. 4655: 1 John v. 21. 4656: 1 John i. 8 sq. 4657: Is. lxv. 5. Quoted from memory. The LXX and Vulg. have like A.V. and Rev., “Come not near me.” [...] 4658: 1 John ii. 1. 4659: 2 Cor. 6:14, 15. 4660: Ps. li. 12. 4661: 1 John ii. 4. 4662: 1 John xiv. 6. 4663: James ii. 26. 4664: Jerome is perhaps hinting at the opinions of Jovinianus, that there was no other distinction betw[...] 4665: 1 Peter ii. 22. 4666: James iii. 2. 4667: Job 14:4, 5, Sept. 4668: Prov. xx. 9. 4669: Ps. li. 5. 4670: Job 9:20, 30. Sept. 4671: 1 John 2:1, 2. 4672: S. John xiii. 10. 4673: S. Matt. xvi. 18. 4674: S. Luke xxi. 31. 4675: S. Matt. vi. 12. 4676: 1 Cor. ix. 27. 4677: 2 Cor. xii. 7. 4678: 2 Cor. xi. 3. 4679: 2 Cor. 2:10, 11. 4680: 1 Cor. x. 13. 4681: 1 Cor. x. 12. 4682: Gal. v. 7. 4683: 1 Thess. ii. 18. 4684: 1 Cor. vii. 5. 4685: Gal. 5:16, 17. 4686: Eph. vi. 12. 4687: Heb. vi. 4 sq. 4688: Various dates, ranging between a.d. 126 and a.d. 173, are assigned to the origin of Montanism. I[...] 4689: The founder of the schism which afterwards bore the name of Novatian was Novatus, a presbyter of [...] 4690: Heb. vi. 9. 4691: James i. 12 sq. 4692: Ecclesiasticus 27.5. 4693: Ecclesiasticus 2.1. 4694: James i. 22 sq. 4695: James ii. 10. 4696: Rom. xi. 32. 4697: 2 Pet. ii. 9. 4698: 2 Pet. 2:17, 18. 4699: Prov. xvi. 5. Sept. 4700: Rev. 2.2 sq. 4701: Matt. xi. 13. 4702: 1 Cor. x. 11. 4703: Ps. 26:1, 2. 4704: Ps. li. 1. 4705: 2 Chr. 33:12, 13. 4706: 2 Kings 23:29, 2 Chr. 35:20 sq. 4707: Zech. iii. 1 sq. 4708: Num. 20:13, Ps. 6:32. 4709: Job v. 17. 4710: Job vii. 1. 4711: Jerome blends two passages, Is. xiv. 12 (in which the Sept. reading is “that sendest to;” R.V. “[...] 4712: S. Luke x. 18. 4713: Job 40:16, 21. R.V. “He lieth under the lotus trees, in the covert of the reed and the fen.” 4714: Job xli. 34. Sept. R.V. “King over the sons of pride.” 4715: Job xli. 13 sq. R.V. for the latter part of the verse has “Round about his teeth is terror, his s[...] 4716: The Septuagint omits much in this portion of the Book of Job. 4717: Job 41.27. 4718: That is, deriving jumenta from juvo. The derivation, however, is from jungo. 4719: Ps. viii. 5 sq. 4720: The Italian beccafico. 4721: Rom. 14:20, 1 Tim. 4:5. 4722: 1 Tim. iv. 3. 4723: Castum. Another reading is Cossum i.e. wood-worms, which were considered a delicacy in Pontus and[...] 4724: See note on p. 383. 4725: That is, of Side in Pamphylia. He lived in the reigns of Hadrian and Antoninus Pius, a.d. 117–161[...] 4726: He appears to be Flavius the Grammarian to whom reference is made in the Book on Illustrious Men,[...] 4727: Born a.d. 23. His Historia Naturalis embraces astronomy, meteorology, geography, mineralogy, zoöl[...] 4728: A native of Cilicia, who probably lived in the second century of the Christian era. He was a Gree[...] 4729: 2 Cor. xii. 14. 4730: 2 Cor. iv. 16. 4731: Phil. i. 23. 4732: Rom. xiii. 14. 4733: Matt. 10:9, Matt. 19:21, Mark 6:8. 4734: Matt. xix. 21. 4735: 1 Cor. xv. 85. 4736: 1 Cor. vi. 13. 4737: That is, the wood-worm just referred to. 4738: Pannonia, of which Valens also was a native. 4739: This name, which signifies dwellers in caves, was applied by Greek geographers to various people[...] 4740: In 376 the Goths were driven out of their country by the Huns. They were allowed by Valens to cro[...] 4741: The Sarmatians dwelt on the N. E. of the Sea of Azov, E. of the river Don. 4742: They were located in the S. E. of Germany. 4743: The name given to the great confederacy of German peoples who in a.d. 409 traversed Germany and [...] 4744: A people of Central Asia. Cyrus the Great was slain in an expedition against them. 4745: On the Oxus near its entrance into the Caspian Sea. 4746: An agricultural people on the W. coast of Pontus. 4747: Hyrcania was a province of the Persian Empire, on the S. and S. E. shores of the Caspian or Hyrca[...] 4748: Antinous was drowned in the Nile. a.d. 122. The emperor’s grief was so great that he enrolled hi[...] 4749: Ter. Eunuch. iv. 5, 6. 4750: Jer. ix. 21. 4751: An Egyptian perfuming powder. 4752: Probably an ointment made from the grape of the wild vine. 4753: The celebrated Cynic philosopher. He died at Corinth, at the age of nearly 90, b.c. 323. 4754: Academia was a piece of land on the Cephisus about three-quarters of a mile from Athens, original[...] 4755: Flourished about b.c. 320. Though heir to a large fortune he renounced it all, and lived and died[...] 4756: A common form of Gnostic error revived many centuries afterwards by the Anabaptists. 4757: 1 Tim. v. 6. 4758: See Cicero, Repub. Bk. III. 4759: Sallust. In Cat. ch. 1. 4760: Prov. xx. 1. 4761: The most celebrated physician of antiquity. Born about b.c. 460, died about 357. 4762: Born at Pergamum a.d. 130, died probably in the year 200. His writings are considered to have had[...] 4763: Fabricius was censor in b.c. 275, and devoted himself to repressing the prevalent taste for luxur[...] 4764: Curius Dentatus, Consul b.c. 290 with P. Cornelius Rufinus to whom allusion has just been made, w[...] 4765: Ep. Lib. I. ep. 2. 4766: Or, “an ante-room to the closet”—Meditatorium. Comp. Tertullian, Treatise on Fasting, ch. 6. 4767: The Peripatetic philosopher, geographer, and historian, a disciple of Aristotle and the friend o[...] 4768: Chæremon was chief librarian of the Alexandrian library. He afterwards became one of Nero’s tuto[...] 4769: Wars, Book II., ch. viii. 2 sq.; Antiquities, Bk. xviii. I. 2 sq. Josephus nowhere says that the [...] 4770: Philo the Jew. His exact date cannot be given; but he was advanced in years when he went to Rome [...] 4771: Neanthes lived about b.c. 241. He was a voluminous writer, chiefly on historical subjects. 4772: There were many physicians of this name. 4773: The sun-god of the Persians. 4774: Supposed to be the same as the Bardesanes born at Edessa in Mesopotamia, who flourished in the la[...] 4775: Xenocrates was born b.c. 396, died b.c. 314. 4776: Triptolemus was the legendary inventor of the plough and of agriculture. 4777: Poems ascribed to the mythical Orpheus are quoted by Plato. The extant poems which bear his name [...] 4778: Antisthenes was the founder of the Cynic philosophy. He was a devoted disciple of Socrates and f[...] 4779: The distinguished Peripatetic philosopher and historian. He lived, probably, about the time of P[...] 4780: Gen. 6:3, 5. 4781: Gen. 8:21, Gen. 9:3. 4782: Ex. xvi. 3. 4783: Numb. xi. 4-6. 4784: Deut. xxxii. 15. “Beloved” (dilectus). Correctly Jeshurun, that is, the Upright, a name of Israel[...] 4785: Deut. viii. 12-14. 4786: The curious custom of representing Moses with horns arose from a mistake in the Vulgate rendering[...] 4787: Luke ix. 31. 4788: Ex. xvii. 8. 4789: Josh. x. 13. 4790: 1 Sam. xiv. 24. Heb. “entered into the wood.” The English version follows the Hebrew. The Sept. &[...] 4791: 1 Sam. xiv. 24. 4792: 1 Kings xix. 8-11. 4793: 1 Sam. vii. 7. 4794: 2 Kings xviii. 4795: Gen. xviii. 23 sq. 4796: 1 Kings xxi. 27-29. 4797: 1 Sam. 1:15, 17. 4798: Dan. 1:0, Dan. 2:0. 4799: Dan. ix. 23. Heb. A man of desires. A.V. greatly beloved. 4800: The story is in the apocryphal part of the book of Daniel. 4801: Ps. cii. 9. 4802: Ps. cix. 24. 4803: 2 Sam. xii. 13. 4804: Lev. x. 9. 4805: Amos ii. 12. 4806: Jer. xxxv. 18. 4807: S. Luke ii. 36. 4808: S. Jerome is in accord with the Vulgate, Peshito, and certain manuscripts, but the R.V. omits S. [...] 4809: Acts x. 4. 4810: 2 Cor. xi. 27. 4811: 1 Tim. v. 23. 4812: 1 Tim. iv. 3. 4813: Prov. xvi. 26. Sept. 4814: S. Matt. xi. 12. 4815: Rom. xiv. 3. 4816: Rom. xiv. 14 sq. 4817: Rom. xiv. 2. 4818: Rom. xiv. 5 sq. 4819: S. Matt. v. 6. 4820: S. John iv. 32. 4821: S. Matt. v. 34. (Rather, not to be anxious about it.) 4822: Luke 24:42, John 21:13. 4823: S. Luke xv. 19-31. 4824: S. Matt. 16:17, 18. 4825: See above. 4826: Mark 5:43, Luke 8:55. Our Lord is not related to have given the command in the case of the son of[...] 4827: S. John xii. 2. 4828: Acts x. 10. In our version “the housetop.” 4829: S. John iv. 6. 4830: Isa. lviii. 5 sq. 4831: Lev. 16.29. 4832: Numb. xi. 34. Tertullian also speaks of the graves remaining. 4833: 1 Kings xiii. 24. 4834: Joel 1:14, Joel 2:15. Jerome agrees with the Sept. Terapéia. The Heb. root signifies to close or [...] 4835: S. Matt. xxv. 34. 4836: S. Matt. xxv. 41. 4837: S. John viii. 44. 4838: Matt. 19:29, Mark 10:29, 30, Luke 18:29, 30. 4839: S. John vi. 56. 4840: S. John xiv. 23. 4841: S. John xiv. 2. 4842: 1 Cor. 3:16, 1 Cor. 6:19. 4843: S. John xvii. 20-23. 4844: In Cyprus, where Zeno the founder of the Stoic school was born. 4845: i.e., Jovinianus. Jerome for the moment addresses the reader. 4846: Persius I. 128, Conington’s translation. 4847: Ezek. 34:17, 20, 21. 4848: Ezek. xxxiv. 31. 4849: Rom. xii. 3 sq. 4850: Rom. xiv. 5. 4851: 1 Cor. iii. 6 sq. 4852: 1 Cor. iii. 10 sq. 4853: 1 Cor. 4:1, 2. 4854: 1 Cor. ix. 13 sq. 4855: 1 Cor. xii. 4. 4856: 1 Cor. xii. 12. 4857: 1 Cor. xii. 28 sq. 4858: 1 Cor. 13:8, 9, 10. 4859: 1 Cor. 13:18, 1 Cor. 14:1. 4860: 1 Cor. xiv. 5. 4861: 1 Cor. xiv. 18. 4862: 1 Cor. 15:9, 10. 4863: 1 Cor. xv. 22. 4864: 1 Cor. xv. 39. 4865: Job 9:9, Job 38:32. 4866: 2 Cor. v. 10. 4867: 2 Cor. ix. 6. 4868: Eph. iii. 10. 4869: Eph. iv. 7. 4870: Ps. lxxiii. 17. 4871: See Acts xxvii. 23 and the context. 4872: Gen. xix. 18-21. 4873: 1 Sam. xxx. 1 sq. 4874: S. Luke xiii. 4. 4875: 1 Cor. xi. 27. 4876: Mal. iv. 2. 4877: S. Matt. xxv. 13. 4878: S. John xix. 6. 4879: Wisd. vi. 7. 4880: Ex. xxi. 2. 4881: Lev. xxv. 13. 4882: Matt. 19:29, Mark 10:30, Luke 18:30. In S. Matthew some authorities agree with S. Luke in readin[...] 4883: Matt. xi. 11. 4884: S. Luke xvii. 5. 4885: Matt. xiv. 31. 4886: Jer. xxxi. 31. 4887: Jer. 31:33, 34. 4888: S. Matt. v. 19. 4889: S. Luke xiv. 9. 4890: S. John 14:2, 3. 4891: S. Matt. xx. 23. 4892: S. John xiv. 3. 4893: Ps. lxxiii. 26. 4894: Ez. xliv. 10. 4895: 1 Cor. vi. 19. 4896: Correctly, a portion of two, i.e., the portion of a first-born. Deut. xxi. 17. 4897: Luke 7:0, Matt. 26:0, Mark 14:0, John 12:0. 4898: S. John 17:20, 21. 4899: 2 Pet. i. 4. 4900: S. John xvii. 23. 4901: S. John 1:12, 13. 4902: S. John vi. 57 sq. 4903: 1 John 4:13, 15. 4904: Gal. iv. 19. 4905: 1 Cor. xii. 22-24. 4906: S. Luke xi. 34. 4907: 1 John v. 16. 4908: Jer. vii. 16. 4909: Rom. v. 14. 4910: Wisd. i. 11. 4911: Ps. 16:11, Rom. 3:4. 4912: Ps. li. 4. 4913: Ezek. 16:62, 63. 4914: Ezek. 36:31, 32. 4915: Letter XXI. 4916: S. Matt. xx. 26. 4917: S. Luke vii. 47. 4918: S. Matt. xxv. 15 sq. 4919: Phil. iii. 13. 4920: Josh. ix. 27. 4921: 2 Sam. xxi. 1. 4922: S. Luke 12:47, 48. 4923: Ps. cxix. in our arrangement of the Psalter. The psalm is divided into twenty-two portions, which[...] 4924: Ps. cxxxiv. 1. 4925: Num. 34:15, Josh. 14:3. 4926: Numb. xviii. 20. 4927: Lev. 16:2, Heb. 9:7. 4928: Ex. xxviii. etc. 4929: Numb. vii. 5. 4930: Aristippus though the disciple of Socrates, taught that pleasure was the highest good. 4931: Ps. cxx. 5. 4932: Is. lxiii. 3. 4933: S. John 19:6, 15. 4934: Jovinianus’s doctrine is said to have influenced some who had taken a vow of virginity, to marry.[...] 4935: Virgil Æn. iv. 172. 4936: Pythagoras asserted that he had once been the Trojan Euphorbus. 4937: Is. iii. 16. 4938: Jer. 51:6, Jer. 6:14. 4939: Jer. 7:4, Ps. 14:4, Ps. 53:4. 4940: Jer. xxviii. 13. 4941: That is, cælebs from cælum. 4942: Jer. v. 8. 4943: That is, Jove. |
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