To suppose that Cyril had any other thought in the former passage, seems to me impossible for any ordinary reader, and the later passage, not only at first, but more fully the longer it is considered, confirms that impression beyond all doubt.  The whole quotation, including Cat. iii. §§ 3, 4, is too long to repeat here, but may be read in its proper place.  It will be sufficient to give the passages which are of chief importance in the question before us, according to Canon Mason’s translation.