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As seven Cities strove about Homers birth, so there are many places which challenge an interest in this holy Apostle. Hierome brings it as the common opinion of his time, that he was born in Giscalis a Town in Iudaea, and bred up in Tarsus. But in another place he recants this opinion and yet it is revived by Beda, Masius, and Arias Montanus. Some say hee was born in Graecia, others that hee was a Citizen of Rome. But (as Lorinus well saith) Paulo ipsi natale suum prodenti solum credendum est, Wee must believe Paul above all other witnesses, He saith expresly, That hee was NONLATINALPHABET Born in Tarsus, indeed he saith of himself that he was a Roman, But how? Not by birth ▪ but because Tarsus was invested with the Roman privileges. There was a time when it was a singular Prerogative to be a Citizen of Rome, Haec vox civis Romanus sum, saepe in ultimis Terris, &c. This word, I am a Roman Citizen, relieved and rescued many in the utmost parts of the Earth. |
As seven Cities strove about Homers birth, so there Are many places which challenge an Interest in this holy Apostle. Jerome brings it as the Common opinion of his time, that he was born in Giscalis a Town in Iudaea, and bred up in Tarsus. But in Another place he recants this opinion and yet it is revived by Beda, Masius, and Arias Montanus. some say he was born in Graecia, Others that he was a Citizen of Room. But (as Lorinus well Says) Paul ipsi Natale suum prodenti solum credendum est, we must believe Paul above all other Witnesses, He Says expressly, That he was Born in Tarsus, indeed he Says of himself that he was a Roman, But how? Not by birth ▪ but Because Tarsus was invested with the Roman privileges. There was a time when it was a singular Prerogative to be a Citizen of Room, Haec vox civis Romanus sum, saepe in ultimis Terris, etc. This word, I am a Roman Citizen, relieved and rescued many in the utmost parts of the Earth. |
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| Note 1 |
In ep. ad Philem. Beda in c. 21. Act. Masius in c. 19. Josh. Arias Montanus, in Apparatu &c. Ebionaei apud Epiphan. haeres. 30. |
In Epistle. ad Philemon Beda in c. 21. Act. Masius in c. 19. Josh. Arias Montanus, in Apparatu etc. Ebionaei apud Epiphanius. haeres. 30. |
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