3-6 in c.xi.It should also be remembered that in one case, Deut.ix.12 in cc.

iv and xiv, the same variation is repeated and is also found in Justin.
It tallies with what we should expect, supposing the writings attributed to Ignatius (the seven Epistles) to be genuine, that the quotations from the Old as well as from the New Testament in them are few and brief.

A prisoner, travelling in custody to the place of execution, would naturally not fill his letters with long and elaborate references.

The quotations from the Old Testament are as follows:-- _Exact._ | _Slightly | _Variant._ | _Remarks._ | variant._ | | | | | _Ad Eph._ |5.

Prov.