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144 EPISTLES OF S. IGNATIUS.
II.
Tertullian [c. a.d. 193 — 216].
For parallels to the letters of Ignatius in this father see 11.
pp. 48,
175, 349 sq. They are sufficiently close to render it highly probable
that directly or indirectly Tertullian was indebted to this early martyr.
12.
OrIGEN [t
A.D. 253].
(i) De Oratione 20 (i. p. 229, Delarue),
OyAcN (JjAiNOMeNON kaAon icTTLv {Rom. 3), oXov^i ooKYjcreL
6v /cat ovK dXrjOcos.
(2) In Canticum Cantkorum Prolog, (iii. p. 30).
Denique memini aliquem sanctorum dixisse, Ignatium nomine, de
Christo, Mens autem amor crucifixus est, nee reprehend! eum pro hoc
dignum judico {Rom. 7).
This treatise is extant only in the version of Rufinus.
(3) Homilia vi in Lncam (iii. p. 938).
KaXcos eV /xta
roiv fjidpTV-
Unde eleganter in cujus-
009 Ttvos iTTLCTToXoJv yiypaiTTai' dam martyris epistola scriptum
Tov 'lyvdriov Xeyco tov fxerd tov
reperi ; Ignatium dico, episco-
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MApiAC {Ephcs. 19). virginitas Mariae.
This homily is extant as a whole only in Jerome's version, but the particular
passage is preserved in an extract which Delarue printed from Grabe's papers.
See also the parallels quoted
11.
pp. 333, 337; and compare Horn, i
/;/ Levit. (11. p. 187, Delarue) 'Quae fuerint legis principia, qui etiam
in prophetis profectus accesserit, quae vero in evangeliis plenitude perfectionis
habeatur ' with PJiilad. 9.