Note 042
As I am almost a stranger to the voluminous sermons of
Chrysostom, I have given my confidence to the two most
judicious and moderate of the ecclesiastical critics,
Erasmus (tom. iii. p. 1344) and Dupin (Bibliotheque
Ecclesiastique tom. iii. p. 38); yet the good taste of the
former is sometimes vitiated by an excessive love of
antiquity, and the good sense of the latter is always
restrained by prudential considerations.
The History Of The Decline and Fall
Of The Roman Empire—
Chapter 32