Catena Aurea on Luke 8:40–48: Cyril of Alexandria

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CommentCyril of AlexandriaPublic domainLuke 8:40–48

This was the greatest sign that He had really put on our flesh, and trampled under foot all pride. For they followed Him not afar off, but thronged Him.

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Also cites: v. Chrys. 31. in Matt.

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