0' they will make the word ixquj,,-that is, `fish,
0' in which word Christ is mystically understood, because He was able to live, that is, to exist without sin in the abyss of this mortality as in the depth of waters." So likewise we find Tertullian saying in his De Bapt. chap. i.: "Nos pisciculi, secundum IXQUN nostrum Jesum Christum in aqua nascimur; nec aliter quam in aqua permanendo salvi sumus." See Bishop Kaye's Tertullian, pp. 43, 44; and sec. 34, below.
187 1 Tim. v. 6.
188 Gen. iii. 8.
189 Ps. lxix. 32.
190 Rom. xii. 2.
191 1Tim. vi. 20. See p. 153, note 7, above.
192 Jer. ii. 13. See p. 133, note 2, and p. 129, note 8, above.
193 Rom. xii. 2.
194 1 Cor. xi. 1.
195 See p. 71, note 3, above.
196 Gal. iv. 12.
197 Ecclus. iii. 17, etc.
198 1 Cor. viii. 8.
199 Matt. x. 16.
200 Rom. i. 20.
201 In his De Gen. con. Manich. i. 20, he interprets the dominion given to man over the beasts of his keeping in subjection the passions of the soul, so as to attain true happiness.