107 he speaks quite plainly: [Greek: "ho monogenes," phesi, "Theos, ho on eis ton kolpon tou patros, ekeinos exegesato." epeide gar ephe "monogene" kai "Theon," tithesin euthys, "ho on en tois kolpois tou patros."]--So v.

137, 768.

And yet he reads [Greek: huios] in v.

365, 437: vi.

90.
[526] He uses it seventeen times in his Comm.