Where the Fathers quote 1 Kings (LXX 1 Samuel) 28

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Gregory of Nyssa c. 335–c. 395PG 45:1345…ted up his voice from the earth in prophecy to blot out the wickedness of the nation." Col. 107. In the title A. De ventriloqua. Which the LXX, in 1 Kings XXVIII, 7, called γυναῖκα ἐγγαστρίμυθον, we translate as "ventriloq… Gregory of Nyssa c. 335–c. 395PG 45:1347A…RUM NOTÆ cum dæmone inito divinat; unde Vulgata illud Levit. xix, 31 vertit, Non declinetis ad magos; et Isai. XLIV, 25. Irrita faciens signa divinorum. At 1 Reg. xxviii, 7, mulier Pythonem habens Hebraice dicitu… Origen c. 185–c. 253PG 17:1073B…ise accustomed to distorting all other things with allegories, had explained to the letter those gods whom the Pythoness said she saw ascending from the earth (I Reg. xxviii, 13). Certainly, regarding that summoning o… Alexander of Alexandria d. 326PG 18:629…must be understood by us in this way. X. Let us again unfold the traces of the words. What then, as Saul asked the engastrimyth, What sawest thou? (1 Kings 28:13), saying? In the first place, the mad woman replied in answ… John Chrysostom c. 349–407PG 55:437D…y saying, "I have sinned." But not so Saul; rather, being accused regarding the necromancer, he said, I am straitened, and the aliens are warring against me (1 Reg. 28. 15). Because of this, he was even more ind… Eustathius of Antioch c. 270 - c. 337PG 18:643…in the same way, the deceitful artisan, having finished his magical divinations for Saul, said: "Tomorrow you will be with me, and Jonathan your son" (1 Kings 28:19). Second, he wishes to show through these things that the j…