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123 Some read Licteus; not unlikely the bishop of Cypr. Ep. lxxvi.
124 Gemelli was a Roman colony in ecclesiastical province of Numidia.
126 Illuminare; baptism being often called fwtismo/j.
128 Sabrati, Oëa and Leptis Magna were the three cities whose combination gave its name to Tripolis, an ecclesiastical province.
129 Sabrati, Oëa and Leptis Magna were the three cities whose combination gave its name to Tripolis, an ecclesiastical province.
130 Sabrati, Oëa and Leptis Magna were the three cities whose combination gave its name to Tripolis, an ecclesiastical province.
132 Neapolis was in ecclesiastical province of Zeugitana. The name Junius as bishop appears in Cypr. Epp. lvii., lxx.
138 Ps. lxviii. 6; cp. LXX. and Hieron.
144 Eph. v. 27; cp. Retract. ii. 18.
149 Ps. lxviii. 6; cp. LXX. and Hieron,
152 Matt. xiii. 23; Luke viii. 15.
156 2 Tim. ii. 20. In Retract. ii. 18, Augustin says that he thinks the meaning of this last passage to be, not as Cyprian took it, Ep. liv. 3, that the vessels of gold and silver are the good, which are to honor; the vessels of wood and earth the wicked, which are to dishonor: but that the material of the vessels refers to the outward appearance of the several members of the Church, and that in each class some will be found to honor, and some to dishonor. This interpretation he derives from Tychonius.