1 The ' Laiari' of the Vienna edition here must, I think, be a slip. 1 Compare too the name early invented for Dives. He is called in the Sahidic and in the Scholiast of codd. 36 37 (see Tischendorf on Luc. xvi 19) ' Nineues' or' Nineue': but in the pseudo-Cyprianic cU pascka computus of A. D. 343 (ch. 17 : Hartel, Appendix 365. a) we read ' in cuius flamma uri BLl e Finaeua dines ab ipso Dei filio est demonstratua,' and Harnack (TtxU und UnttTsuchungtn xiii 1, p. 77) points out that the name

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... nee3 (Phinehas) was probably suggested by Eleazar, the two names being brought into sear connexion in the family of Aaron.