3 1 Tim. vi. 10.

4 The the same danger is strongly spoken of by S. Basil in the "Monastic Constitutions" c. xxxiv., a passage which should be compared with the one above.

5 Col. iii. 5.

6 1 Tim. vi. 8-10.

7 Cur prohibes (Petschenig). Gazaeus omits cur.

8 Pulsarentur (Petschenig). The text of Gazaeus has pulsaremur.

9 Deut. xx. 8.

10 S. James i. 8.

11 S. Luke xiv. 31, 32.

12 Eccl. v. 4 (LXX.).

13 S. Matt. vi. 24.

14 S. Luke ix. 62.

15 Acts xx. 35.

16 S. Matt. xix. 21.

17 2 Cor. ii. 27.

18 Rom. xv. 25-27.

19 1 Cor. xvi. 1-4.

20 Gal. ii. 9, 10.

21

22 Acts xv. 20.

23 2 Cor. xi. 9.

24 Phil. iv. 15, 16.

25 Petschenig's text has Syncletium as a proper name. Gazaeus, however, thinks that it should be Syncleticum; i.e. Sugklhtiko/j or Senator and in the saying of S. Basil at the close of the chapter actually reads (apparently without any ms. authority), Et Senatorem, inquit, perdidisti.

26 Gen. iii. 15.

27 S. Matt. v. 28.

Website by C.J.S. Hayward, who has a very interesting bookshelf and a Substack well worth visiting. A little curious about his own books? The Angelic Letters and Doxology are both included in C.J.S. Hayward in Under 99 Pages.