10, 2), Ap. S. 142, 30 680 καὶ sq. Aelian. fr. 65 682 Thdr. in Ps. 17, 29, PG 80, 981c 683 Thdr. in Ps. 111, 4, PG 80, 1781 b 686 — ϲκάνδαλον ═ P, Ba 367, 19 cf. Zon 1656; H (partim ex Ap. S. 143, 3), sch. 564 (unde Et. M. 719, 36), Apion τοῦ—παϲαίμην Call. fr. 110 K. an. 58 S, ἐ…

mystery of the Incarnation, by reason of which "to the righteous a light is risen up in darkness" ( Ps. 111:4 ). Reply to Objection 2: The name Jesus could be suitable for some other reason to those who lived before Christ---for instance, because they were saviours in a particula…

rds, as the gloss says. We cannot therefore attribute mercy to him. On the other hand: it is said in Ps. 111:4 : “the Lord is gracious, and full of compassion.” I answer: mercy is pre-eminently attributable to God, albeit as an effect, not as the affection of a passion. In eviden…