The "Catholic Encyclopedia" concludes "Cyprian… seems undoubtedly to have had it in mind". Against this view, Daniel B. Wallace writes that since Cyprian does not quote "the Father, the Word, and the Holy Spirit" "this in the least does not afford proof that he knew of such wording". And the fact that Cyprian did not quote the "exact wording… indicates that a Trinitarian interpretation was superimposed on the text by Cyprian". In his position against Cyprian knowing of the Comma, Wallace is in agreement with the earlier critical edition of the New Testament (NA26 and UBS3) which considered Cyprian a witness "against" the Comma.