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[84] It is worth noting that Tertullian, with several other Latin writers, omits the second admonition: hominem hæreticum post primam correptionem recusandum. Similarly Cyprian: hæreticum hominem post unam correptionem devita (Test., III. 78).
[85] αἵρεσις, from αἱρεῖν, αἱρεῖσθαι, “to choose”: not from hærere, “to stick fast,” as has been ignorantly asserted.
[86] T. Ll. Davies in a remarkable paper on “The Higher Life,” in the Fortnightly Review, January, 1888.
[87] Waterland, The Importance of the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity IV. ii. 2; Works, vol. v. p. 96. Oxford, 1823.