Note 106 — Chapter XXXI · THE PURPOSE OF THE EPISTLE.—THE FAITH ONCE FOR ALL DELIVERED AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE
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This is an assumption of De Wette, who in this followed Sherlock, and was followed by Brückner. It is worth noting that the Vulgate here is as ambiguous as the original Greek: "Omnem solicitudinem faciens scribendi vobis de communi vestra salute necesse habui scribere vobis," etc.
[107] Lightfoot, Philippians, note on i. 1.
[108] J. H. Newman, An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine (London, Toovey, 1845), p. 27.
[109] Letter on Catholicism: Complete Works (Routledge, 1884), p. 346.
[110] Der alte und der neue Glaube (Leipzig, 1872), pp. 13-91: see especially pp. 90, 91.
[111] See Dr. Salmon's admirable work on The Infallibility of the Church (Murray, 1888), pp. 33-41.
[112] Archer Butler's Letters on Romanism, Revised by Rev. Charles Hardwick (Macmillan, 1858), p. 91.