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868 a/ Tim,. 69 d; Sophocles, Antig. 1031). In a Kteral sense, on the contrary, fuaivetp may be used in good part, just as, in English, we speak of the stai/nrng of glass, the stamvng of ivory (see an example of this, Tl. iv.
141), and as, in Latin, the ' macula ' need not of necessity be also a ' labes ; ' fiokuvevvj on the other hand, admitting of such better use as little in a literal as in a figurative sense.
§ xxxii. — TTotSela, vovOeaia.
The chief inducement to attempt a discrimina- tion ...of these synonyms lies in the fact of their oc- curring together at Eph. vi. 4, and being often there not distinguished at all, or erroneously distin- guished.
HmZeia is one of those many words, into which the more earnest spirit of revealed religion has put • NEW TESTAMENT. 163 a deeper meaning than it knew of, till that took possession of it ; the new wine by a wondrous pro- cess making new even the old vessel into which it was poured. For the Greeks, TraiSeia was simply * education;^ nor, in all the many definitions of iraiZela^ which are to be found in Plato, is there so much as the slightest prophetic anticipation of the new force whi(^ the word should obtain.
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868 a/ Tim,. 69 d; Sophocles, Antig. 1031). In a Kteral sense, on the contrary, fuaivetp may be used in good part, just as, in English, we speak of the stai/nrng of glass, the stamvng of ivory (see an example of this, Tl. iv.
141), and as, in Latin, the ' macula ' need not of necessity be also a ' labes ; ' fiokuvevvj on the other hand, admitting of such better use as little in a literal as in a figurative sense.
§ xxxii. — TTotSela, vovOeaia.
The chief inducement to attempt a discrimina- tion ...of these synonyms lies in the fact of their oc- curring together at Eph. vi. 4, and being often there not distinguished at all, or erroneously distin- guished.
HmZeia is one of those many words, into which the more earnest spirit of revealed religion has put • NEW TESTAMENT. 163 a deeper meaning than it knew of, till that took possession of it ; the new wine by a wondrous pro- cess making new even the old vessel into which it was poured. For the Greeks, TraiSeia was simply * education;^ nor, in all the many definitions of iraiZela^ which are to be found in Plato, is there so much as the slightest prophetic anticipation of the new force whi(^ the word should obtain.
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