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from this Ignatian passage, and his description of the author will suit any early bishop
of any church.
(3) Horn, tii hi Epist. ad Ephes., Op. xi. p. 19.
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No name is here mentioned, and the passage does not occur in the genuine Ignatius.
Doubtless S. Chrysostom was referring to some one else. A later John of
Antioch however, belonging apparently to the twelfth century, ascribes this saying to
Ignatius (Cotel. Alan. Ecd. Gtaec. I. p. 176 ry oe iKKKyjaiav Qeou OKavSaKicravTi
ovok iJ.apTvpi.ov alfxa Kara tov deoipopov 'lyi/driov dpKec els '•
avyx'^PV'^'-^ ib. p. 747).
This is
probably a pure assumption. There is
something like the sentiment however
in Hero 2.
{5) Horn, de Legislatore 4, Op. vi. p. 410.
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