[663] Pallad. Dial. pp. 38, 39, who says that they came out of Syria, Cilicia, and Armenia: but how could this be if it took three months to convey Chrysostom from Cucusus to Comana?
[664] Tillemont, xi. 349.
[665] This is his day in the Calendar of the Eastern and Western Church.
[666] The Roman martyrology states that the remains of the saint were afterwards translated to St. Peter’s, Rome, but the statement is not supported by any trustworthy historical evidence.—Tillemont, xi. 352.
[667] I must acknowledge my obligations in the composition of this chapter to the very useful and instructive work of Dr. Th. Foerster, Berlin, entitled “Chrysostomus in seinem Verhältniss zur Antiochenischen Schule.”—Gotha, 1869.
[668] In Rom. Hom. xiii. 2. 1 Cor. Hom. xiii. 3. In Phil. vii. 5.
[669] Hom. de Stat. xi. 2.
[670] In Genes. Hom. xxi. 2.
[671] Ibid. xvi. and xvii.
[672] In Rom. Hom. xii. 6.