senses, instead of regarding them as its own and enjoying their mutualadvantage and comfort, what confusion would ensue!Footnotes:1. He concludes with these words: I know, brother, this pardon of repentance is not promiscuously to begiven I am your debtor, send me notaway sorrowful. Eustathius of Antioch presided.
wined; or thatmen, after their departure to glory, should have designated them by thetitle of that whereof they were so deeply enamored. O wonderful man! this may be said of those who live not withmen, but among stones, (t. 6) that, After all, it seems more natural to interpret [Greek: graphen legousan] of a writing than of a picture. It was no small proof of his great piety, that, though he hadriches and honors to lose, he feared not the malice of men, but at atime when the ap
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