The [Greek: huper]--instead of the [Greek: peri] after [Symbol: Aleph]BL[Symbol: Xi] in St.Luke--should be to our opponents a sign betraying the origin, though when it stands by itself--as in Eusebius, In Ps.

iii .-- I do not press the passage.] [3.

Nor again does the reviewer seem to have noticed the effects of the context in shewing to which source a quotation is to be referred.

It is a common custom for Fathers to quote v.

45 in St.Matthew, which is hardly conceivable if they had St.Luke vi.