A discourse concerning liturgies

And such were many of his Sermons at Constantinople, when he was Bishop there; particularly those upon the Epistles ^sto the Ephesians, and Philippians; as Sir Hen. Savill, (who deserves so well of him, and of the World for him) conceives; as also those upon both the Epistles to Timothy, and that to Philemon; and more then these he intimates to have seen, [Greek or Hebrew].

And such were many of his Sermons at Constantinople, when he was Bishop there; particularly those upon the Epistles ^sto the Ephesians, and Philippians; as Sir Hen. Savill, (who deserves so well of him, and of the World for him) conceives; as also those upon both the Epistles to Timothy, and that to Philemon; and more then these he intimates to have seen, 〈non-Latin alphabet〉.

1. sHomiliae in Epist•las ad Ephesios, Philip. utramque ad, Timotheum & Philemonem, [Greek or Hebrew], Constantinopolitanis (accensendae) notae in Chrysost. hom. 8. p. 227. Commentarii certe mediocres sunt & ut plurimum, quales illi in Epistolam ad Ephesios, concisi, & [Greek or Hebrew] (ut puto). Id. ibid. p. 409.Homiliae in Epist•las ad Ephesios, Philip. utramque ad, Timotheum & Philemonem, 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, Constantinopolitanis (accensendae) notae in Chrysost. hom. 8. p. 227. Commentarii certe mediocres sunt & ut plurimum, quales illi in Epistolam ad Ephesios, concisi, & 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 (ut puto). Id. ibid. p. 409.

Atticus, Presbyter at Constantinople in Chrysostoms time, and afterwards Bishop there, though far short of his Predecessors accomplishments; yet, by industry and practice, as Socrates tells us, he attained the faculty of delivering himself ex tempore to his Auditory; [Greek or Hebrew]. Hist. eccles. l. 7. cap. 2. p. 733.