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notes 1. Eus., h.e. 6.30.1. 2. h.e. 7.14.1; 7.28.1. 3. h.e. 6.30.1. 4. h.e. 6.30.1. 5. h.e. 6.30.1. 6. CPG 1763; P. Guyot and R. Klein, Gregorius Thaumaturgus, Oratio prosphonetica ac panegyrica in Origenem, Fontes Christiani 24 (Freiburg and New York: Herder, 1996); St. Gregory Thaumaturgus, Address of Thanksgiving to Origen, trans. Michael Slusser, FOTC 98, 91–126. 7. CPG 1766; Metaphrase on the Ecclesiastes of Solomon, trans. Slusser, FOTC 98, 127–46. 8. Other works: Canonical Epistle, To Theopompus, On the Impassibility and Passibility of God, and To Philagrius [Evagrius], on Consubstantiality, trans. Slusser, FOTC 98, 147–51, 152–73, and 174–78, respectively. references Q 2, 123–28 — EEC 12 , 499–500, F. W. Norris — EECh 1, 202, A. Quacquarelli — LThK 43 , 1027–29, H. Crouzel — RAC 12, 779–93, H. Crouzel — P. Nautin, Origène, 183f. LXVI. CORNELIUS THE BISHOP ornelius, bishop of the city of rome,1 to whom Cyprian directed eight letters still in existence,2 wrote a letter To Fabius, bishop of the church of Antioch, [also] On the Synod of Rome, Italy, and Africa,3 another one On Novatian and on Those Who Lapsed, a third, On the Acts of the synod, a fourth, To the same Fabius, very lengthy, and including the causes and the condemnation of the heresy of Novatian. 2. He ruled the church for two years during the reign of Gallus and Volusianus,4 and he was crowned with martyrdom for Christ. He was succeeded by Lucius.5 94 ST. JEROME ...

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