[1355] VIII, 3.
[1356] VIII, 4.
[1357] At least as printed in Migne, PL.
[1358] R. H. Charles, in discussing “The Seven Heavens—an early Jewish and Christian belief” (Morfill and Charles, The Book of the Secrets of Enoch, Oxford, 1896, pp. xxx-xlvii), asserts that after Chrysostom, “Finally such conceptions, failing in the course of the next few centuries to find a home in Christian lands, betook themselves to Mohammedan countries” (Ibid., xxxi-xxxii). But Bartholomew ascribes to “the tradition of the saints” a belief in the plurality of heavens and a sevenfold division of them other than the planetary spheres.
[1359] VIII, 2.
[1360] VIII, 28.
[1361] VIII, 9.
[1362] VIII, 10.
[1363] VIII, 15.
[1364] VIII, 21, which is the last of the twelve chapters.