^{page 334 note 1} Test. Jud. xx; but Test. Ash. 1. 3f., two ways and two inclinations; Test. Benj. VI. 1 says the inclination of the good man is not in the power of the spirit of error of Beliar, for the angel of peace guides his soul. D.S.D. in. 13ff. has an angel of truth and an angel of darkness, as well as two spirits; in Mand. VI. ii. 1f. Hermas likewise opposes an angel of righteousness with an angel of wickedness in connexion with two ways; cf. Barn. XVIII. 1.Google Scholar On other affinities of the Manual of Discipline with the Shepherd of Hermas, see the article by Audet, J. B., Rev. Bibl., January 1953.Google Scholar

^{page 335 note 1} Beginnings of Christianity, IV, 7 and 238.Google Scholar

^{page 335 note 2} Cf. Manson, T. W., J.T.S. (1947), pp. 25–33Google Scholar, and Silva, New, Beginnings, V, 33.Google Scholar