Routh, Rell.i.

42.
[192] [Greek: Ouk anakeitai monon, alla kai to stethei epipiptei] (Opp.
viii.

423 a) .-- [Greek: Ti de kai epipiptei to stethei] (ibid.

d).

Note that the passage ascribed to 'Apolinarius' in Cord.Cat.p.342 (which includes the second of these two references) is in reality part of Chrysostom's Commentary on St.John (ubi supra, c d).
[193] Cord.Cat.p.341.But it is only in the [Greek: keimenon] (or text) that the verb is found,--Opp.