[487] Jer. ii. 21. [488] Vicus Cæsaris is unknown, unless it be the same as Nova Cæsaris in Numidia. [489] Carpis was in Zeugitana, on the borders of Tunis. [490] Fiant. Another reading in some MSS. of Cyprian (not found in those of Augustine) is, "quomodo Christianos faciunt," which is less in harmony with the context. [491] Matt. xii. 30. [492] Ps. cxliv. 11-15, from the LXX. [493] Cypr. _Ep._ xi. ad Clericos, sec. 1. [494] Thabraca was on the coast of Numidia, the frontier town towards Zeugitana, at the mouth of the Tucca. [495] Uthina was in Zeugitana. [496] Burug or Burca was in Mauritania Cæsariensis. [497] In the Eng. version this is, "He that washeth himself after touching a dead body, if he touch it again, what availeth his washing?"--Ecclus. xxxiv. 25. [498] _Contra Parmenianum_, II. x. 22. [499] Rom. vi. 23. [500] Rom. viii. 6. [501] 1 Tim. v. 6. [502] John i. 33. [503] Matt. vi. 15. [504] Ps. xxxv. 12. [505] Cant. vi. 9. [506] Sicca was in Zeugitana. [507] Thenæ was in Byzacene. [508] Matt. xxviii. 19. [509] Vaga was in Numidia. [510] John xiv. 6. [511] Thebaste was in Numidia. [512] Ammedera and Ammacura were in Numidia. [513] Phil. iii. 15. [514] See Cant. iv. 12. [515] Ch. xxi. 37. [516] 2 Cor. ii. 15. [517] Muzuli is perhaps the same as Mazula in Numidia. [518] Thasbalte was in Byzacene. [519] Leptis the Lesser was in Byzacene, the Greater being in Tripoli. [520] Gal. v. 21. [521] Thibaris, perhaps the same as Tabora in Mauritania Cæsariensis. [522] Mark xvi. 15-18. [523] Matt. xxviii. 19. [524] Matt. xviii. 17. [525] Matt. xi. 24. [526] Ezek. xvi. 51. [527] Luke xvii. 14. [528] Luke i. 11, 13. [529] Acts xvii. 28. [530] Cypr. _de Idol. Vanitate_. BOOK SEVENTH. IN WHICH THE REMAINING JUDGEMENTS OF THE COUNCIL OF CARTHAGE ARE EXAMINED.