Nicene & Post-Nicene Fathers — Second Series Vol. 05 — [1826] ek katachreseos tinos: not as usually "by a misuse of words."
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Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers Second Series Vol. 5
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[1827] There is an anacoluthon here, for to agatho kolpo follows ho above; designed no doubt to bring the things compared more closely together. Oehler, however, would join agatho with the relative, and translates as if to = kai. [1828] ton dikaion. Most of Krabinger's Codd. read ton plousion. [1829] is occupied with his present blessings (ascholos tois parousin); surely not, with Oehler, "is not occupied with the present world"! [1830] kolles. The metaphor is Platonic. "The soul...absolutely bound and glued to the body" (Phædo, p. 82 E). [1831] her soaring. Plato first spoke (Phædrus…
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