Steven Avery
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Raymond Brown has him as an omitter
Ambrose of Milan refs:
[1.] “On Mysteries,” “De Mysteriis,” Chapter 4, Section 20 [MPL Vol. 16, Col. 394]
[2.] “On The Holy Spirit,” “De Spiritu Sancto,” Book 1, Chapter 6, Section 77 [MPL Vol. 16, Col. 725]
[3.] “On The Holy Spirit,” “De Spiritu Sancto,” Book 1, Chapter 13, Section 159 [= reference to 1st John 5:6].
[4.] “On The Holy Spirit,” “De Spiritu Sancto,” Book 3, Chapter 10, Section 67 [MPL Vol. 16, Col. 792]
[5.] “Exposition in Luke,” “Expositio Evangelii Secundum Lucam,” Book 10, Chapter 48, Section 5 [Last Verse] [MPL Vol. 15, Col. 1815-1816]
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Gavin Basil McGrath
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brandpluckt
the Comma Is absent from the writings of the following major Latin theologians: Hilary of Poitiers (d. 367) who wrote on the Trinity; Ambrose (d.. 397) who cited I John 5:7—8 four times; Leo the Great (d. 461); and Gregory the Great (d. 604).
Hugh Houghton on Latin omitters
https://books.google.com/books?id=CXQqCwAAQBAJ&pg=PA179
Ambrose, Rufinus, Augustine, Quodvultdeus, and other authors.
Grantley - RGA 126-127
And if the codices of the orthodox included this reading, why did Athanasius, Didymus, Gregory Nazianzen, Chrysostom, Theophylact, Cyril, Ambrose, Hilary and Augustine all fail to cite it against the Arians? “I do not know,” Erasmus sighed in resignation
Ambrose of Milan refs:
[1.] “On Mysteries,” “De Mysteriis,” Chapter 4, Section 20 [MPL Vol. 16, Col. 394]
[2.] “On The Holy Spirit,” “De Spiritu Sancto,” Book 1, Chapter 6, Section 77 [MPL Vol. 16, Col. 725]
[3.] “On The Holy Spirit,” “De Spiritu Sancto,” Book 1, Chapter 13, Section 159 [= reference to 1st John 5:6].
[4.] “On The Holy Spirit,” “De Spiritu Sancto,” Book 3, Chapter 10, Section 67 [MPL Vol. 16, Col. 792]
[5.] “Exposition in Luke,” “Expositio Evangelii Secundum Lucam,” Book 10, Chapter 48, Section 5 [Last Verse] [MPL Vol. 15, Col. 1815-1816]
BVBD -- Matt13weedhacker
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/bib...nneum-and-raymond-brown-t5746-s10.html#p69946
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Gavin Basil McGrath
https://www.facebook.com/groups/purebible/permalink/931123550312868/?comment_id=2715062985252240
brandpluckt
the Comma Is absent from the writings of the following major Latin theologians: Hilary of Poitiers (d. 367) who wrote on the Trinity; Ambrose (d.. 397) who cited I John 5:7—8 four times; Leo the Great (d. 461); and Gregory the Great (d. 604).
Hugh Houghton on Latin omitters
https://books.google.com/books?id=CXQqCwAAQBAJ&pg=PA179
Ambrose, Rufinus, Augustine, Quodvultdeus, and other authors.
Grantley - RGA 126-127
And if the codices of the orthodox included this reading, why did Athanasius, Didymus, Gregory Nazianzen, Chrysostom, Theophylact, Cyril, Ambrose, Hilary and Augustine all fail to cite it against the Arians? “I do not know,” Erasmus sighed in resignation
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