Footnotes
Footnotes sermon i 1 cf. Gen. 4:4.
2 cf. 1 Cor. 15:31.
*cf. 2 Cor. 4:10.
4cf. Gen. 4:8.
6cf. Gen. 6:8-9.
'cf. Gen. 8:6.
7cf. Gen. 6:14, Ex. 2:3.
8 cf. Gen. 12:5.
'cf. Gen. 26:18.
10 cf. Gen. 32:28.
11 cf. Gen. 29:18, 27.
12 cf. 2 Cor. 11:23 f.
13 cf. Gen. 39.
11 cf. Gal. 6:14.
15 cf. Ex. 32:32.
" Mai. 4:5.
17 cf. Mt. 3:11.
18 cf. 1 K. 17:1, 2 K. 1:12.
" cf. Mt. 3:4.
SERMON II
1 cf. Rom. 9:3.
2cf. Heb. 11:37-38.
3cf. 2 Cor. 12:2,4.
4 cf. Dan. 10:21.
SERMON HI
1 cf. 2 Cor. 11:24 seq.
2 cf. 2 K. 4:12. scf. Phlm. 1:10.
'Rom. 13:10.
5 Col. 3:14.
6 This seems to be a paraphrase of the quotation which follows.
7 cf. Apoc. 21:6.
SERMON IV
1 cf. Acts 9:8.
2 cf. Ex. 32:4.
8 i.e. Rahab; cf. Jos. 2.
I cf. Jon. 3:5.
Bi.e. Babylas; cf. Chrys. De S. Babyla PG. 50. 555. For an account of these related incidents see Baur, John Chrysos tom and His Time (tr. Sr. M. Gonzaga, Newman Press,
Westminster, 1958), 1. 60-69.
8 i.e. Julian (361-363).
7 Jovian 8Appollonius of Tyana.
9 cf. Acts 5:36-37.
10 cf. Ps. 103:22.
II i.e. Zeno. But he is clearly thinking of Plato and his Republic.
12 cf. Eph. 6:9.
SERMON V 1 cf. Eph. 6:12.
2 cf. Acts 9:23.
3 cf. 1 Sam. 17:34.
SERMON VI
1 i-e. Lydia; cf. Acts 16:14, 35-40.
2cf. Mt. 26:35.
3 cf. Gen. 22.
4 cf. Dan. 3.
6 cf. Acts 15:38.
•cf. Rom. 2:29.
SERMON VII
1 cf. Gen. 48:16.
2 cf. Acts 19:12.
3cf. Acts 10:34, Rom. 2:11.
* cf. Numb. 16.
6 2 Chron. 26.
"Acts 8:18f.
7 cf. Acts 23:16f. ecf. Acts 25:11.
0 cf. Acts 27:24.
10 cf. Acts 19:21.
11 cf. Rom. 15:24.
12 cf. Acts 16:25-34.
13 cf. Acts 14:19-23.
14 cf. Jn. 11:48.
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