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⁷⁵ i.e., perhaps "render acceptable."

⁷⁶ See above, 91-99.

⁷⁷ i.e., teeth which He contemned, for His people's sake: not that they are to us contemptible.

⁷⁸ i.e., perhaps permeating, by the influence of His death, the tombs of all the old saints.

⁷⁹ i.e., undertaking our debts in our stead.

⁸⁰ Adam. See Rom. v. passim.

⁸¹ It is an idea of the genuine Tertullian, apparently, that Eve was a "virgin" all the time she was with Adam in Paradise. A similar idea appears in the "Genesis" above.

⁸² Consilio. Comp. 1 Tim. ii. 14, "Adam was not deceived."

⁸³ Called "life's own covering" (i.e., apparently his innocence) in 117, above.

⁸⁴ Or, "ore."

⁸⁵ Comp. Heb. xii. 2, "Who, for the joy that was set before Him" - "o anti th prokeimenh".

⁸⁶ Mundi. See John xiv. 30.

⁸⁷ Virum.

⁸⁸ "The Lion of the tribe of Juda." Rev. v. 5.