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42.
Gregory the Great [a.d. 594 or 595].
Epist. V. 39, ad Anastasium Afitiochenutn, Op. vii. p. 520 {Veiet. 1770).
Anmi Gratia. Quae videlicet verba de scriptis vestris accepta,
idcirco in meis epistolis pono, ut de sancto Ignatio vestra beatitudo
cognoscat quia non solum vester est, sed etiam noster. Sicut enim
magistrum ejus apostolorum principem habemus communem, ita quoque
ejusdem principis discipulum nuUus nostrum habeat privatum.
The words,
'
Ajxriv t) x'^P'-^t appear now only in Ps-Polyc. 8 and Ps-Ephcs. 21 ;
but
there are reasons for thinking that they may at one time have been found in the text
of the genuine Ignatius (see in. p. 266). If however this Anastasius was the writer of
the work quoted just above, he must have been acquainted with the spurious epistles.
On Gregory's quotation see above, i. p. 125 sq.
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Leontius of Byzantium [
c. a.d. 600].
De Sectis Actio iii. i
(Galland. Bibl. Vet. Patr. xii. p. 633).
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