Steven Avery
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1 Timothy 3:16 as cited by Church Fathers
Berend de Boer
http://www.berenddeboer.net/article/1_timothy_3_16.html#unknown2
Are these covered in Allusions and Quotes?
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John Burgon mentions this reference as an unknown author of the age of Nestorius.
http://www.archive.org/stream/revisionrevisedt00burg#page/474/mode/2up
As reference he gives the unclear Apud Athanasium, Opp. ii. 33. I think he refers to volume 28 of Patrologia Graeca where, in the “dubia” section, there is a letter called
De incarnatione dei verbi,
http://onlinestoragesolution.net/nygamma/J.-P. MIGNE/PATROLOGIAE GRAECAE/Gk028/Gk028.html?seq=89
not to be confused with a book of the same name by Athanasius of Alexandria. Check where footnote 3 is used and the full text of 1 Timothy 3:16 is readily found.
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Unknown author, 5th century
John Burgon mentions also a citation by an unknown writer who has been mistaken for Athanasius.
As reference he gives
Ap. Athanas. i. 706.
http://www.archive.org/stream/revisionrevisedt00burg#page/102/mode/2up
We can find this in
volume 28 of the Patrologia Graeca
http://books.google.com/books?id=5r0UAAAAQAAJ
in the Spuria section with title “Sermones contra diversas haereses”. If you download the PDF, it is page . Or check the online version,
column 1345.
http://onlinestoragesolution.net/nygamma/J.-P. MIGNE/PATROLOGIAE GRAECAE/Gk028/Gk028.html?seq=1345
Check where footnote 49 is used (in the Latin column, and find “manifestatus est in carne”) and then the reference is readily found on the right hand, a little bit above the Latin translation.
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Berend de Boer
http://www.berenddeboer.net/article/1_timothy_3_16.html#unknown2
Are these covered in Allusions and Quotes?
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John Burgon mentions this reference as an unknown author of the age of Nestorius.
http://www.archive.org/stream/revisionrevisedt00burg#page/474/mode/2up
As reference he gives the unclear Apud Athanasium, Opp. ii. 33. I think he refers to volume 28 of Patrologia Graeca where, in the “dubia” section, there is a letter called
De incarnatione dei verbi,
http://onlinestoragesolution.net/nygamma/J.-P. MIGNE/PATROLOGIAE GRAECAE/Gk028/Gk028.html?seq=89
not to be confused with a book of the same name by Athanasius of Alexandria. Check where footnote 3 is used and the full text of 1 Timothy 3:16 is readily found.
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Unknown author, 5th century
John Burgon mentions also a citation by an unknown writer who has been mistaken for Athanasius.
As reference he gives
Ap. Athanas. i. 706.
http://www.archive.org/stream/revisionrevisedt00burg#page/102/mode/2up
We can find this in
volume 28 of the Patrologia Graeca
http://books.google.com/books?id=5r0UAAAAQAAJ
in the Spuria section with title “Sermones contra diversas haereses”. If you download the PDF, it is page . Or check the online version,
column 1345.
http://onlinestoragesolution.net/nygamma/J.-P. MIGNE/PATROLOGIAE GRAECAE/Gk028/Gk028.html?seq=1345
Check where footnote 49 is used (in the Latin column, and find “manifestatus est in carne”) and then the reference is readily found on the right hand, a little bit above the Latin translation.
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