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[442:1]Euseb. Hist. iv. 7,ap.Church of the Fathers [Historical Sketches, vol. i. p. 408].
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Page 288: He explained St. Thomas's[original has extraneous comma]
Page 306: of Himeria in Osrhoene[original has Orshoëne]
Page 309: During the interval, Dioscorus[original has Discorus] was tried
Page 320: to contain scarcely[original has scarely] a single inhabitant
Page 336: derive its efficacy from human faith."[quotation mark missing in original]
Page 344: orthodoxy will stand or fall together.[period missing in original]
Page 365: true Unitarianism of St.[period missing in original] Augustine.
Page 416: as it is said in the Apocalypse,[original has extraneous quotation mark] "The dragon
[13:2] British Critic, July, 1836, p. 193.[period missing in original]
[16:2]λέγω, οὗτος ἐστὶν[original hasἑστὶν],ὅσα γε ἡμεῖς
[18:3] Basil,[original has period] ed. Ben.[period missing in original] vol. 3,[comma missing in original] p. xcvi.
[81:2]Essay on Assent, ch. vii. sect. 2.[period missing in original]
[148:1] In Psalm 118, v. 3,[original has period] de Instit. Virg. 50.
[162:1] Serm.[period missing in original] De Natal. iii. 3.
[213:1] p. 296, t. 5, mem. p. 63, t. 16,[comma missing in original] mem. p. 267
[216:1] Sueton. Tiber.[period missing in original] 36
[234:3] [footnote number missing in original] Acad. Inscr. ibid.
[235:1] Gibbon, Hist. ch.[period missing in original] 16, note 14.
[237:2] In hon. Rom. 62.[original has comma] In Act. S. Cypr. 4
[259:1] Hær. 42,[original has period] p. 366.
[280:1] De Gub.[period missing in original] D. iv. p. 73.
[288:1] Lengerke, de Ephrem[original has extraneous period] Syr. pp. 73-75.
[302:2] overthrow of all heresy,especiallythe Arian,[original has period]
[331:2]Vid.alsosupr.[period missing in original] p. 256.
[369:1] Infra,[original has period] pp. 411-415, &c.
[371:1] Epp.[period missing in original] 102, 18.
[371:2] Contr. Faust.[original has comma] 20, 23.
[371:3] August.[letter "s" not printed in original] Ep. 102, 18
[399:1] Rosweyde,[original has period] V. P. p. 618.
[442:1] Euseb.[period missing in original] Hist. iv. 7