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p, 541. 28] APOLOGETICVS 16 257
§ 16 n. Selden De lure Natur, et Gent, iii 13 seq. 21. Philo
Opp. II p. 137, Euseb, Praep, Euang, xiii 12. Aristobulus in
Clem. Alex. Strom, V 14 | 108 TTJV e^BbjiTjv lepdv ov fiovov ol
'E^paloi dXXd Kal oi"EXXTjve%- iaaai). C£ Sohiirer Eng, tr. II 2,
p. 83. Bamab, 15 § 9 (with Harnack) dyofiev TTJV fjjiepav TTJV 5
oyBorjv eh ev^poaiivTjv. Kaye 388 n, 2, Brissonius ad 1. 5
(Cod. Theod, xv 5) dominico, de spectaculis (Opera minora ed.
TrekeU, Lugd. 1749, pp. 231 sq.), Auson. IdyU. (Eclog. n. 6) = 9
p. 97 Peiper nomina quae septem uertentibus apta diebus annus
habet. Julius Charles Hare " On the Names of the Days of the 10
Week" (PhUolog. Mus. Cambr. 1832 pp. 1—73). Dio xxxvii
18 n.
p. 54 1. 25 DIEM SATVRNI ad nat, i 13 £ quare...qui solem et
diem eius nobis exprobratis, agnoscite uicinitatem; non longe a
Saturno et sabbatis uestris sumus. Aug, Consens. Euangel. i 30 15
pr. alii dicunt, Saturnus est: credo propter sabbati sanctificatienem,
quia isti eum diem Saturno tribuerunt. Selden De lure
Nat. et Gent, in 15 sq,
p. 54 L 26 EXORBITANTES ad nat, l 13-p, 84 I, 2 Wiss. quod
quidem facitis exorbitantes et ipsi a uestris ad alienas religione
ludaei enim festi sabbata et cena pura, et ludaici ritus lucer-.
narum et ieiunia cum azymis et erationes literates, quae utique
aliena sunt a diis uestris. Friedlander III'* 628 n. 1. luu. 14 96.
The word exorbitare 6 n, 20, De Pallio 6, De Praescr, Haer,
4 pr, fin, 44 £ De Pudic, 8 pr, De Virg, Vel. 8 pr, Adu, Marc. 25
II 10. Ill 2 med. Cypr. Ep. 70 § 2. Lactant. Diu. Instt. n 6 § 12.
Aug. De Ciu, Dei IX 3, De Corrept. et Grat, 24, Iren, v 20 §1,
Koffmane i 96. [Add Sanday, N. T, S, Irenaei, Introd, A, S.]
p, 64 1. 28 QVIDAM a Jew (ad nat. i 14 pr,: see below). No
Jewish polemic of this age remaining, but on the Christian side 30
lustin. c, Tryph., Tert. Adu. lud. (which Semler asserted to be a
compilation from the books Adu. Marc;); Origen (e.g. contr.
Cels. I 55 pr. p. 42) mentions debates which he held with Jews.
The Jew in Celsus is a lay figure (Tzschirner 182 sq.). lustin. c.
Tryph. 17 p, 235 the Jews the authors of libels against 35
Christians, Tert. ad nat, I 14 p. 84 1, 16 Wiss, et credidit
uulgus infami ludaeo. quid enim? aliud genus seminari est
infamiae nostrae. Orig, c, Cels. VI 27 p. 293 Jews charged
M. T, 17