3352 The `certain person0' is of course Rufinus.

3353 See Letter LXXXIII.

3354 See Letter LXXXIV.

3355 Rom. x. 2, R.V.

3356 Cf. Luke x. 19: Ezek. ii. 6.

3357 This statement is not borne out by the existing fragments of the treatise. In fact Origen declares Christ's divinity in unambiguous language. "Being God he was made man" First Principles, I. Preface.

3358 F. P., I. 1, 8.

3359 F. P., I. 2, 6.

3360 F. P., I. 2, 7.

3361 F. P., I. 2, 8.

3362 F. P., I. 2, 9, 13. The last words are omitted by Rufinus.

3363 F. P., I. Preface, 4.

3364 F. P., I. 3, 5. The words are omitted by Rufinus.

3365 F. P., I. 5, 5.

3366 F. P., I. 6, 2.

3367 Isa. lxv. 17.

3368 Rom. viii. 19-21, R.V.

3369 1 Cor. xv. 53, 1 Cor. xv. 54.

3370 This word is doubtful.

3371 Matt. xiii. 8.

3372 Joh. x. 18.

3373 Luke xix. 10.

3374 The paralogism in this reasoning-so obvious to modern minds-is due to the confusion of the copula with the verb substantive.

3375 Rom. viii. 20.

3376 Phaedo, 70-77.

3377 2 Tim. ii. 20.

3378 Mal. i. 2, Mal. i. 3.

3379 2 Tim. ii. 21.

3380 i.e. demons.

3381 Luke i. 41.

3382 Cf. Acts xvi. 16, A.V. margin.

3383 Isa. lxvi. 22.

3384 Eccles. i. 9, Eccles. i. 10.

3385 Rom. viii. 20, R.V.

3386 Rom. viii. 21, R.V.

3387 Joh. xvii. 21.

3388 Reading adversariorum fortitudinum ...bella consurgere.

3389 Passim.

3390 Rev. xiv. 6.

3391 This term had not in Jerome's time become restricted to its later sense. Anything mysterious or sacred was called a sacrament. Here it refers to the mystic teaching of the O.T.

3392 Eph. vi. 12.

3393 Joh. xiv. 28.

3394 2 Cor. iv. 16: Gen. i. 27.

3395 Luke xxiii. 43.

3396 Joh. xiii. 26.

3397 Matt. xxvi. 49.

3398 Joh. iv.

3399 Lev. ii. 13.

3400 Col. iv. 6.

3401 Matt. v. 13.

3402 Luke xiv. 35.

3403 Luke ix. 62.

3404 Acts x. 3-16.

3405 Matt. v. 8.

3406 1 Tim. vi. 10.

3407 Gal. v. 15.

3408 Lybicae Syrtes.

3409 An important city of Abyssinia in Jerome's day, 120 miles from the Red Sea. It is now in ruins.

3410 Gen. ii. 11.

3411 Matt. xiii. 45-46: Matt. vi. 19, Matt. vi. 20.

3412 The Old Comedy at Athens ridiculed citizens by name. Most of the extant plays of Aristophanes belong to it.

3413 Pietas.

3414 Virgil, Aen. iv. 67.

3415 Pontifex.

3416 Mark i. 6.

3417 2 Kings iv. 38, 2 Kings iv. 39: 2 Kings vi. 1, 2 Kings vi. 2.

3418 i. e. `garden.0'

3419 Matt. xviii. 8, Matt. xviii. 9.