A discourse concerning liturgies

Marcion imitated the Christians herein, [Greek or Hebrew], &c. Irenaeus l. 1. c. 9. in Epipha. l. 1. tom. 3. Hier. 34.

Marcion imitated the Christians herein, 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, &c. Irenaeus l. 1. c. 9. in Epipha. l. 1. tom. 3. Hier. 34.

This Prayer, of old, consisted much of Thanksgiving. Chrysostom gives an account of some particulars, for which they gave thanks. And having mentioned as many, or more, then are to be found in any Eucharistical Form, either in the Mass Book, or our Service Book, adds, cum his & caeteris hujusmodi gratiarum actionibus accedimus, in 1 ad Corinth. Homil. 24. implying, they were not confined to those specified, but enlarged themselves in such like particulars according to discretion. But I insist not on this, the former evidence is sufficient.

This Prayer, of old, consisted much of Thanksgiving. Chrysostom gives an account of some particulars, for which they gave thanks. And having mentioned as many, or more, then are to be found in any Eucharistical Form, either in the Mass Book, or our Service Book, adds, cum his & caeteris hujusmodi gratiarum actionibus accedimus, in 1 ad Corinth. Homil. 24. implying, they were not confined to those specified, but inlarged themselves in such like particulars according to discretion. But I insist not on this, the former evidence is sufficient.

[Greek or Hebrew], p. 396. After he had said, [Greek or Hebrew]

〈non-Latin alphabet〉, p. 396. After he had said, 〈non-Latin alphabet〉