a commentary
on
the acts of the
apostles,
By St. John
Chrysostom,
Archbishop of constantinople.2
2 These
Sermons were preached at Constantinople, in the second or third year of
St. Chrysostom’s archiepiscopate: see Hom. xliv. “Lo, by
the grace of God, we also have been by the space of three years, not
indeed night and day exhorting you, but often every third, or at least
every seventh, day doing this.” It appears from Hom. i. that the
course began during the weeks of Easter: at which season the Book of
Acts was by long established practice read in other Churches (as at
Antioch and in Africa), if not at Constantinople. See St. Chrys.
Hom. Cur in Pentecoste Acta legantur, and St. August. Tr. in
Joann. vi. 18. |
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