A discourse concerning liturgies

But let us proceed with his answer; quando autem complemus orationem secundum ritum mysteriorum, & pro omnibus, & pro te quoque dicimus, custodi illum qui praedicat veritatem. Vel certe ita, tii praesta Domine, & custodi, ut ille verbum praedicet veritatis; sicut occasio Sermonis see tulerit, & habuerit oratio consequentiam: He says, they prayed for all Pastors (all that preached) which shows it to be the general prayer, wherein they were wont [Greek or Hebrew]. Clem. Const. l. 2. c. 51. vid. Lest 190) and for him also; but in what expressions they did it, he is doubtful. It is but one article of this prayer he gives an account of. It is the same thing (preaching the truth) and the same persons, (those that preached) he is telling us they prayed for. And they prayed but for the same persons and things once in the same prayer; and yet he cannot tell determinately what words they used, as appears evidently, by his disjunction vel.

But let us proceed with his answer; quando autem complemus orationem secundum ritum mysteriorum, & pro omnibus, & pro te quoque dicimus, custodi illum qui praedicat veritatem. Vel certe ita, tii praesta Domine, & custodi, ut ille verbum praedicet veritatis; sicut occasio Sermonis se tulerit, & habuerit oratio consequentiam: He sayes, they prayed for all Pastors (all that preached) which shews it to be the general prayer, wherein they were wont 〈non-Latin alphabet〉. Clem. Const. l. 2. c. 51. vid. Lest 190) and for him also; but in what expressions they did it, he is doubtful. It is but one article of this prayer he gives an account of. It is the same thing (preaching the truth) and the same persons, (those that preached) he is telling us they prayed for. And they prayed but for the same persons and things once in the same prayer; and yet he cannot tell determinately what words they used, as appears evidently, by his disjunction vel.

Now Epiphanius celebrated the Eucharist himself thrice a week, as he thought by Apostolical order; so he tells us, expos. fidei, p. 110. [Greek or Hebrew]. Vid. Albas.

Now Epiphanius celebrated the Eucharist himself thrice a week, as he thought by Apostolical order; so he tells us, expos. fidei, p. 110. . Vid. Albas.