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My mother may bring me to birth, but it is I who am born, and no me else." "Thus no one is saved by the faith of another, but solely by his own faith." The treatise is found in Weimar Ed., II, 724-737; Erlangen Ed., XXI, 229-244; St. Louis Ed., X, 2113-2116; Clemen and Leitzmann, Luthers Werke, I, , 185-195. Mount Airy, Philadelphia. Erl. Ed., op. var. arg., III, 394-410. Erl. Ed., XXVI, 256-294.
In the course of this elaboration, many new ideas and new rites were introduced. The official cult passed in some important particulars far beyond popular practices. Gen. xi. 4. Or 'as high as mountains'; e.g., Nebuchadnezzar II., IR. 58, col. viii. ll. 61-63; and so frequently the Neo-Babylonian kings. Kosmologie, pp. 185-195. Or Kharsag-gal-kurkura; see p. 558. See p. 458.
On a moderate computation, the indirect testimony of Irenaeus may be taken to refer not to the period 185-195 A.D., which is out of the question but to that from 160-180 A.D. This is not pressing the possibility, real as it is, that Valentinus himself, who flourished from 140-160 A.D., may have been included.
Jensen, Kosmologie, p. 220, takes this as the name of a temple; but, since Aralû was pictured as a 'great house, there is no reason why the designation should not refer to the nether world. See the admirable argument in Jensen, Kosmologie, pp. 185-195. Or, more fully, Kharsag-gal-kurkura, 'great mountain of all lands. See above, p. 458. See the following chapter.
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