[70:1] Vol. i. p. 383. It is worthy of note that, in this Epistle to the Romans, Antioch is not named. Ignatius speaks of himself as "the bishop from Syria," § 2. He thus seeks to identify himself with the Ignatius mentioned in the Epistle of Polycarp, who speaks of sending letters to Syria.
[71:1] Vol. ii. sec. i. p. 186.
[72:1] Lightfoot, vol. ii. sec. i. pp. 435, 445.
[72:2] Vol. i. p. 46.
[73:1] Euseb. v. c. 24.
[74:1] Eph. § 6; Magn. § 6.
[74:2] Rom. § 4.
[74:3] Eph. § 12; Rom. § 4; Trallians, § 3.
[74:4] Eph. § 9.
[75:1] Polycarp, § 6.