bold = Main text
   Book, Chapter        grey = Comment text

 1   Int,        1     |          I has been preserved in Nicephorus,5 and I had myself the good
 2   Int          (5)  |                            1 See Nicephorus, Antirrhetici Libri, ap.
 3   Int,        2     |       support to their position. Nicephorus, Patriarch of Constantinople,
 4   Int,        6     |         conclusion arrived at by Nicephorus, when he studied the book
 5   Int,        6     |       community. It is true that Nicephorus called him a "Hierarch,"
 6   Int,        9     |    fragments which are quoted by Nicephorus and Turrianus, and a few
 7   Int,       10     |      brought against the work by Nicephorus, who was biassed by its
 8     I               | preserved in the Antirrhetica of Nicephorus, Spicil. Solesm. i p. 332.]~ ~
 9    IV          (290)|        and xxviii. are quoted by Nicephorus, in his Antirrhetica, and
10    IV          (290)|         xxvii.~ ~One interest of Nicephorus lies in the difference of
11    IV          (292)|       attracted the attention of Nicephorus to the passage. For it is
12    IV          (295)|          sentences are placed by Nicephorus under the objection of the
13    IV          (295)|          therefore possible that Nicephorus preserves the right order.~ ~
14    IV          (298)|           loipo_n kaqareu&ontaj. Nicephorus reads tw~n loipw~n.~ ~
15    IV          (300)|        kuri/on is an addition by Nicephorus. It scarcely sounds like
16    IV          (301)|        Blondel's edition follows Nicephorus in reading au0tw~n, and
17    IV          (302)|                                2 Nicephorus is answering the Iconoclastic
18    IV          (302)|          words just before them. Nicephorus (op. cit. p. 322) shows
19    IV          (303)|         a0qe/aton of the text of Nicephorus, showing that the latter
20    IV          (305)|        ending here, is quoted by Nicephorus, Antirrhet., loc. cit.~ ~