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[2986] The oration likewise treats of the Holy Theotocos. [Published by Pantinus, 1598, and obviously corrupt. Dupin states that it is "not mentioned by the ancients, nor even by Photius." The style resembles that of Methodius in many places.] [2987] 2 Cor. iii. 18. [2988] 2 Cor. v. 17. [2989] 2 Sam. vi. 7. [2990] Matt. xi. 28. [2991] 2 Sam. vi. 10. [2992] John i. 11; Ps. l. 3. elthen--emphanos. The text plainly requires this connection with evident allusion to Ps. l. "Our God will manifestly come" emphanos hexei, which passage our author connects with another from John i.--Tr. [2…

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