Excerpt from Origenis Adamantii Opera Omnia, Vol. 7: Ad Editionem Parisiensem Caroli De la Rue Recusa
Tm: �mw in librum judicum: Nam illa, inquit, qua in ]efu Nave in ]udicum libmm feripfimus, fim pliciter exmefl�mus, ut. Invenimus. Nomu: in hum: li brum homilia Origeni: commemora! Cafliodorur Inflit. C. I. Nove: hodie habemu: quarum fexta Canticum Dehom explanat uti pranzi/erat ipfe Origene: in Prologo ammen tariorum in Canticum Canticor'um, hit 4uerl;ir: Verum de his plen�us in illis oratiunculis ]h-k dicum edidimus, difl'erta tepefies. %rjinfgimerpwfi, ha: ipfa: homelmr defignari al: Origene prcifldequ ante annum 240. Fuifl�e al: ipjb editor. Verumf�'gudijao�jn, (quemadmodum opinatur Huetiur 0rigenia�z. -iibfigl�fi3. 2. N. 2. Parker inde concludi poj]it, ipl'ar non fuifle ex tempora concepta: recitata. Certe homilia prima 11. 2. Locu: efi, quem ipfe Origene: tefiaturjibi folum in mentem wenij]e, cum concionaretur: Sed illud, inquir, quod dicent�bus no bis occurrit, utinam domino fuggerente occurre t'u, praetereundum non efi, &c. Ma:, pofiquam pro nunt�aue fun!, potuit Zileri: mandare nut rengno/�ere. Pater homiliar, . An al: ud quidpiar data opera in li brum ?udicumfcripj�rit Origene: incerta: efi. Verumm men catene manu/empi: aliquot [ub eju: nomine fragmenta greta exhibent, qua: no: homrliarum fronti yrafg�m�.
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Tm: �mw in librum judicum: Nam illa, inquit, qua in ]efu Nave in ]udicum libmm feripfimus, fim pliciter exmefl�mus, ut. Invenimus. Nomu: in hum: li brum homilia Origeni: commemora! Cafliodorur Inflit. C. I. Nove: hodie habemu: quarum fexta Canticum Dehom explanat uti pranzi/erat ipfe Origene: in Prologo ammen tariorum in Canticum Canticor'um, hit 4uerl;ir: Verum de his plen�us in illis oratiunculis ]h-k dicum edidimus, difl'erta tepefies. %rjinfgimerpwfi, ha: ipfa: homelmr defignari al: Origene prcifldequ ante annum 240. Fuifl�e al: ipjb editor. Verumf�'gudijao�jn, (quemadmodum opinatur Huetiur 0rigenia�z. -iibfigl�fi3. 2. N. 2. Parker inde concludi poj]it, ipl'ar non fuifle ex tempora concepta: recitata. Certe homilia prima 11. 2. Locu: efi, quem ipfe Origene: tefiaturjibi folum in mentem wenij]e, cum concionaretur: Sed illud, inquir, quod dicent�bus no bis occurrit, utinam domino fuggerente occurre t'u, praetereundum non efi, &c. Ma:, pofiquam pro nunt�aue fun!, potuit Zileri: mandare nut rengno/�ere. Pater homiliar, . An al: ud quidpiar data opera in li brum ?udicumfcripj�rit Origene: incerta: efi. Verumm men catene manu/empi: aliquot [ub eju: nomine fragmenta greta exhibent, qua: no: homrliarum fronti yrafg�m�.
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This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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Origen Adamantius was an early Christian scholar, theologian, and one of the most distinguished of the early fathers of the Christian Church. According to tradition, he is held to have been an Egyptian who taught in Alexandria, reviving the Catechetical School of Alexandria where Clement of Alexandria had taught.
Using his knowledge of Hebrew, he produced a corrected Septuagint. He wrote commentaries on most of the books of the Bible. In De principiis (On First Principles), he articulated one of the first philosophical expositions of Christian doctrine.
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