[389] μιμου ... το αγαθον, 3 John 11.
[390] 3 John 13.
[391] The verb αγαθοποιειν is found in a few places in the LXX and New Testament. "Amongst profane writers, astrologers only used this verb. They signified by it, I offer a good omen. So in Proclus and others." See Bretsch. and Grimm, s. v. αγαθοποιεω.
[392] "Worthily of God" ver. 6; "is of God—hath not seen God" ver. 11.
[393] Ver. 7.
[394] "The friends salute thee: salute the friends by name," ver. 14 The mention of friendship is not common in the New Testament. Beautiful exceptions will be found in Luke xii. 4; John xi. 11, xv. 14, 15; cf. Acts xxvii. 3.
[395] As indicated by breathing—from ψυχω
[Transcriber's Notes:]
- Obvious punctuation and spelling errors have been fixed throughout.
- Inconsistent hyphenation is as in the original.
- Footnote [116] : Has no anchor, left as in the orginal text.
- Footnote [124]: Has no opening parenthesis, left as in the original. [... Tisch., 275).]
- Page [241]: Paragraph was modified to match better scan. Ending of the paragraph was removed and replaced with a dash. [... witness of men"—if we consider ...].