On Works and Alms
Cyprian of Carthage
Section 1
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- Cyprian of Carthage
1. Many and great, beloved brethren, are the divine benefits
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On Works and Alms
Cyprian of Carthage
1. Many and great, beloved brethren, are the divine benefits
A slight and scarcely noticeable difference occurs here in the Oxford text, which reads the passage, “that the Son was sent, and willed to be called the Son of man.”
Portaverat; “had brought” (Oxf. transl.).
“Poisons of the old serpent.”
[The beauty of Cyprian’s exordiums and perorations proves that he was a true orator. “Great and manifold,” etc., Translators of King James.]