[223:1] Martyr. Polyc. § 16.
[223:2] ib. § 14; comp. John v. 29, xvii. 3.
[223:3] Quoted in Euseb. H.E. iv. 26.
[223:4] Fastes des Provinces Asiatiques p. 731, in Le Bas and Waddington's Voyage Archéologique etc. Borghesi (Oeuvres viii. p. 507) had placed it between A.D. 163-68.
[223:5] Euseb. l.c. See Otto Corp. Apol. Christ. ix. p. 377 sq.
[223:6] He writes—[Greek: epi pasi kai to pros Antôninon biblidion]. The meaning assigned in the text to [Greek: epi pasi] is generally accepted, but cannot be considered quite certain.
[224:1] Quoted by Euseb. H.E. v. 24.
[224:2] See above, p. 218.
[225:1] [Greek: peri tou pascha.] The author of Supernatural Religion speaks of it as 'Melito's work on the Passion' (ii. p. 180). This error survives to the sixth edition [but is tacitly corrected in the Complete Edition].
[225:2] Euseb. H.E. iv. 26. This reference serves for all the facts relating to Melito, which are derived from Eusebius, unless otherwise stated. There is a little difficulty respecting the exact titles of the works in one or two cases owing to various readings; but the differences are not important enough to be considered here.