Where the Fathers quote Kings 2

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John Chrysostom c. 349–407PG 56:297B…lked upon the waves of the sea (Matth. 14. 29). Elias also, for the confirmation of this hope, was caught up to heaven through this air in a chariot of fire (4 Reg. 2. 11). 6. What shall we be after the resurr… John Chrysostom c. 349–407PG 59:621C…abbath (Num. 15: 32)? The forty-two children in the time of Elisha who were consumed by the wild beasts, and did not obtain pardon even because of their age (4 Reg. 2: 24)? But if you wish to see such things ev… John Chrysostom c. 349–407PG 48:547…boys of Elisha perished usefully. And what do I say of Miriam, when those boys playing near Bethlehem, who had only said this to Elisha, "Go up, bald head" (4 Reg. 2:25), so greatly irritated God that He imme… Jacques-Paul Migne 1800–1875PG 39:1863…punishment are good. 1108 FRAGMENTS from lost books. 1110 FRAGMENTS from catenae. 1112 Fragments on Genesis. 1112 — On Exodus. 1114 — On the book of Kings II. 1115 — On Job. 1119 Exposition on the Psalms. 1156 Fragments on… Athanasius of Alexandria c. 296–373PG 27:51…come to the codices from which we have borrowed these Athanasian expositions: there are three Royal ones, 1807 to be sure, which we call the first Royal, then Reg. 2, 1878, and Reg. 3, 1879. The first Royal is… Leo the DeaconPG 117:645…the beginning. It consists of 422 parchment leaves and eight paper ones, containing besides other things of lesser importance (see Cat. Codd. mss. Græcc. Bibl. Reg. II, 391) the following: 1.) The Chronicle of Si… Leo the DeaconPG 117:645…rates, not unlike that which Montfaucon produced in Palæogr. Græc. 291, no. VII, so that I do not know what came into the mind of the authors of the Cat. Bibl. Reg. II, 391, to say that it seemed to be written in…