| |coincidence | 21-36.

| | with Ire- | | | naeus.
[Footnote: D.72 a passage ostensibly from Ezra, but probably an apocryphal addition, perhaps from Preaching of Peter; same quotation in Lactantius.] It is impossible not to be struck with the amount of matter that Justin has transferred to his pages bodily.

He has quoted nine Psalms entire, and a tenth with the statement (twice repeated) that it is given entire, though really he has only quoted twenty- three verses.

The later chapters of Isaiah are also given with extraordinary fulness.

These longer passages are generally quoted accurately.