**Notes**


"My peace is gone, and my heart is sore. I have lost him, and lost him, for evermore! The place where he is not, to me is the tomb. The world is sadness and sorrow and gloom! My poor sick brain is crazed with pain; and my poor sick heart is torn in twain! My peace is gone and my heart is sore, for lost is my love for evermore!"


<sup>22</sup> (Tertullian 1972, V 11).

<sup>23</sup> (Tertullian 1972, II 19). Fredriksen (2017b, p. 1): "The problem was not the God of the Jews, nor the text of the Jews, asserted Tertullian: the problem was the people themselves."


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