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Ex hostiis quae offeruntur et con∣ceduntur sacerdotibus, pars igni traditur et sic deo offertur, vt scia∣mus {quod} nobis aliqua ex scriptura apprehendere et cognoscere con∣ceditur: aliqua tamē sūt quae deo re¦seruantur. & ce. Of the sacrifices of tholde lawe (sayeth he) parte was geuen to the priestes, but
part was committed to the fire and so reserued to God. Wher∣by we maye vnderstande, that parte of scripture is geuen to vs to apprehende and vnder∣stande, & part is reserued onely to the knowledge of God, as appeareth more playnlye in the laste sentence, but one, of this chapter.
Cyrill lib. v. in leuit.