6 Matt. x. 5, 16, 18.

7 [R. V., "shall a man be profited;" so the Homily here, against rec. text.-R.]

8 Matt. xvi. 25. 26. [Chrysostom inserts u9pe/p, and takes yuxh/ in ver. 26 as "soul," but in his comment in ver. 26 recognizes the obvious contrast between lower and higher life.-R.]

9 Prov. xxiii. 13, 14.

10 Ecclus. xxx. 7.

11 [The word "God" is supplied by the translator, but this is not necessarily the sense; the subject may be the man himself.-R.]

12 [Here the citation agrees with the rec. text.-R.]

13 [Here u9pe/r does not occur., the text agreeing with the received.-R.]

14 Matt. xvi. 37. [Some Mss. of the Homily ommit a9gi/wn, and read th\n pra=cin for ta\ e!rga (see note 1, p. 342. So R. V.-R.]

15 1Cor. xv. 41.

16 [th\n pra=cin, the reading accepted in R. V..-R.]

17 Deut. xxxii. 15 [LXX.]

18 Deut. vi. 11, 12.

19 Colos. iii. 17.

20 Luke xii. 7. [Very freely cited.]

21 Deut. viii. 3; Matt. iv. 4.

22 Gal. v.22.

23 2 Cor. ix. 8.

24 Gal. i. 4, 5.

25 Rom. 1. 25

26 a0pagconizontwn, a strong figurative expression, as it seems, for the unhallowed self-tormenting of the Manich'ans. In Hom. XLII., the word is applied to Saul, "choking with envy" towards David.

27 [In some Mss. the two paragraphs which follow are omitted, "and not be ashamed" being juined with this clause.-R.]

1 [Gee/nnhj .]

2 Matt. xvi. 25.

3 Matt. xvi. 27. [tn\j pracin au0tou.]

4 Matt. xvii. 1.

5 Luke ix. 28.

6 [R. V. "his garments became," etc.]