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also charges hiiEunapius (comp. Iseems to have blthat led him to|scribed the rise <mus, beholding Imajestic ruins,he merely descrSalso to investigacordingly, with Ipassing hastily <till the accessiihimself mainlyand his successorthe Roman Empfollowing particment to its imnof the soldiery iniby luxury andiexactions of sua29, 41, v. 12);old religion, and Ithe oracles (i. 5that he regardedportant, so freqiiv. 37, 59, v. 3&often thought aia little interest!thus taken we iduction of Augitote Dei .

The style of 'praised by Photiand, though notjby no means <1Heyne has praa(Corp. Ser . H. Imendations are tmeasure free fraof the historiancircumstantial, 1chosen, and oftaantithetical,and the fact thaand so far renday, should ha 1 *should havepearances oftogether with 'in Fabricius, 'deep-seated sudcontemporaries JChristian belie*vailing wasjudgment andother matters. <

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jArcadius; for accounts ofScythians, Goths, and|es; for the war in Africa in, the campaign of Alaric inof Rome; for the right ofchurches, and the changesarmy; for an importantlitium, old and new, and of, among many other pointsIry to notice, for an accountto which, celebrated onlyIhe people were summonedret solemn, cry —guos neehe spectaturus est. In addi-feome of the ancient oraclesred by Zosimus.history of Zosimus in Greekfes by Sylburgius, was pub-1590, and was followed byJ Oxford in 1672. The bestItemeier, in Greek and Latin,■Heyne, which appeared atJr which Bekker published(Latin, with the notes of1 in 1837. [W. M.]

Ihop of Comana, in Pamphy-an anonymous anti-Mon-r Eusebius (H. E . v. 18), aspuseb. II. E. v. 18), to havethe Montanist prophetess,1st she came forward at Pe-lave been permitted by theoffer her this indignity.

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bishop of Quintionum, ac-I town in the Tyrol, presentne, a.d. 313 (Opt. i. 23).

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■Zucius, a priest who neg-Issage to the bishop of UzalisTit. Stephen, and received, iti an unseen hand by way ofIrac. 8. Steph. vol. vii. app.

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(Sunifredxjs), thirteenthJ>nne, in the last quarter of|He was represented at thejteenth councils of Toledo injvas present in person at theThere is extant a letter ad-tdalius, bishop of Barcelona,J the gift of a copy of theK Saeculi of Julian of ToledoIcvi. 818). After ZuntfredusI of about eighty years in thebonne, the see being in thei (Gall. Christ, vi. 14).

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