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Ambrose — Selected Works and Letters • SECTION 136

Chapter IV.

… 23) appears to have been due to the action of apologists like Justin Martyr, who set themselves to meet the wise of this world with their own weapons, on their own ground. [1749] The original …

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Tertullian — Latin Christianity • SECTION 34

Chapter XLIX.

… In these successive works, as compared with those of Justin Martyr, we obtain a fair view of the progressive relations of the Church with the Roman Empire and with divers antagonistic systems in the East …

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Chrysostom — Corinthians • SECTION 20

Homily VIII.

Justin Martyr's works agrees with St. Chrysostom; see qu. cviii, clxx. Why may not both be right? [40] ekpompeuontes. vid. Conc. Ant. A.D. 270. ap. E. H. vii. 30. [41] This is the …

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The Twelve Patriarchs, Apocrypha, Clementine Homilies & More • SECTION 329

Chapter XXII.--Appion and Athenodorus Return to Simon.

Justin Martyr, in two passages, refers to the cave in which Christ was born; and from the end of the fourth century down, there are numerous allusions in ecclesiastical writings to statements made in the …

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Cyril of Jerusalem & Gregory Nazianzen • SECTION 10

Chapter V.--Eucharistic Rites. Liturgy.

… simple forms of Thanksgiving "for the Holy Vine of David," and "for the broken Bread [230] ." Justin Martyr seems to imply that the consecration is effected by the Commemoration of Christ's own words in …

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Cyril of Jerusalem & Gregory Nazianzen • SECTION 13

Chapter VII.--Eucharistic Doctrine.

… The manner in which this communion is effected is described by Justin Martyr (Apolog. I. § 66) in language which shews clearly what Cyril meant: "We do not receive these things as common bread and common …

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Tertullian — Latin Christianity • SECTION 278

[5849] Dum alterius par est.

… The early fathers, Justin Martyr, Clement of Alex., Origen, as well as Didymus of Alex., Gregory Nyssen., and Basil, held distinctly the threefold nature. Our own divines, as is natural, are also divided in views …

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Fathers of the Second Century • SECTION 338

ATHENAGORAS.

… his writings harmonized with Justin Martyr and others, by Bishop Kaye, 126. notes of Gesner and Stephans, 126. no historical information concerning him, 127. rare mention of his name in history, 127. beauty and merit …

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The Seven Ecumenical Councils • SECTION 70

Canon XIX.

Justin Martyr [187] seems to point to the existence of such a form in his day, shewing how even then the service for the Holy Eucharist began with the Epistle and Gospel. St. Augustine and …

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Fathers of the Second Century • SECTION 204

III.

… Augustine, and with Justin Martyr (see vol. i. p. 178, this series, cap. 46). Bishop Kaye (p. 428) justly remarks: "The apparent incorrectness of Clement's language arises from not making that clear distinction which …

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Lactantius, Venantius, Asterius, Victorinus & Others • SECTION 226

ELUCIDATIONS.

… Irenæus says as above, using the same word (apophe'ne), a word which is found, it is believed, in no liturgy but the Clementine." Now I humbly suggest that Justin Martyr and Irenæus concur in …

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Cyril of Jerusalem & Gregory Nazianzen • SECTION 33

[735] XVIII. 9.

… The slightest comparison of the Version with the original Hebrew must convince any reasonable person that the idea of divine inspiration or supernatural assistance, borrowed by Justin Martyr, Irenæus, and other Fathers, apparently from Philo …

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Lactantius, Venantius, Asterius, Victorinus & Others • SECTION 221

(Aloud.)

… See Justin Martyr, vol. i. [333]note 1, p. 186.] [4155] Rather "for the emperor," says Renaudot; and the word basileu's will stand this meaning. [4156] The (ku'rie ele'eson) Kyrie Eleëson.] [4157 …

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Chrysostom — Galatians through Philemon • SECTION 95

Homily V.

… Dounæus suggests hoti ta ekeinon alethe; (for asthene;) That the others' (principles) are true.' Compare the letter of Antoninus [Hadrian] quoted by Justin Martyr. Apol. i. 70. [568] See on Stat. Hom. vi. [569] kratein …

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