[Footnote 5: This contention, which has not escaped the
malice of Porphyry, supposes some error and passion in one
or both of the apostles. By Chrysostom, Jerome, and
Erasmus, it is represented as a sham quarrel a pious fraud,
for the benefit of the Gentiles and the correction of the
Jews, (Middleton's Works, vol. ii. p. 1 - 20.)]