797 Oxford edition, "to Titus."
800 [Elucidation XII. See p. 528, supra.]
812 Ps. vi. 5. [Here, as often, the grave is represented as enjoying a temporary victory, for the flesh is no longer capable of worship. Not till the whole man is restored comes 1 Cor. xv. 54, 55.]
821 In one codex, from this point all the rest is wanting.
825 Ps. i. 2. The Oxford edition continues; "Likewise in Soloman; `Be not hindered from praying ever, and delay not unto death to be justified; for the repayment of the Lord abideth for ever.0'" [In a day when there were few Bibles, and no printed books, no concordances, and no published collections of this sort, reflect on the value of this treatise to a young believer, and on the labour of his pastor in making it.]
826 For the Ultramontane side, consult the Histoire de Photius, etc., par M. l'Abbe Jager, p. 41, ed. Paris, 1854. For the Greeks, La Papaute Schismatique, etc., par M. l'Abbe Guettee (pp. 286, 288, etc.), Paris, 1863.
827 "Whatever is said in commendation of St. Peter is at once transferred to the occupant of the papacy, as if pasce oues meas had been said to Pius IX." Burgon, Letters from Rome, p. 411, ed. 1862.
828 Compendium Rutyakus Romani, etc., Baltimori, 1842, p. 195.