[172:3] Photius Bibl. 228.
[173:1] I. p. 464. [And so all later editions.]
[174:1] De Conj. erud. grat. 24 (p. 538); de Profug. 11 (p. 555). Elsewhere he says that all things which are written in the sacred books (of Moses) are oracles ([Greek: chrêsmoi]) pronounced ([Greek: chrêsthentes]) through him; and he proceeds to distinguish different kinds of [Greek: logia] (Vit. Moys. iii. 23, p. 163).
[174:2] Clem. Rom. 53 [Greek: enkekuphate eis ta logia tou [Theou].] Elsewhere (§ 45) he uses the expression [Greek: enkuptein eis tas graphas].
[174:3] Polyc. Phil. 7.
[174:4] Iren. Hær. i. 8. 1.
[174:5] Clem. Alex. Coh. ad Gent. p. 84 (ed. Potter), Strom. i. p. 392.
[175:1] De Princ. iv. 11 (I. p. 168, Delarue), in Matth. x. § 6 (III. p. 447).
[175:2] Hom. xi. 5 (II. p. 96); ib. xii. 1 (p. 97).
[175:3] See p. 163.