...genuine Epistle to the Corinthians. Now, the Constitutions are a very ancient forgery, compiled about the end of the fourth, and beginning of the fifth century, of the rites of which ages they give a very good account, and have little or nothing in them to justify...

...society, provincial, national, and commercial councils. It is not too much to affirm," he says, " that at the end of the fourth and beginning of the fifth century, it was the Church with its institutions, its magistrates, its temporal power, which strove triumphantly...

...Maximus the emperor, unto the death of the Priscillianists, — as vile heretics as ever breathed. At the end of the fourth and beginning of the fifth century, when the Arians and orthodox had successively procured the supreme magistrate to join with them, men...

...be able * The allusion here seems to be to Augustine, Bishop of Hippo, who lived in the latter part of the fourth and beginning of the fifth century of our era; though Locke has not quoted very accurately in the place, and Augustine's title to the designation...

...among Protestants though only explainable by its Catholic observance. St. Austerus (who flourished at the end of the fourth, and beginning of the fifth century) speaks of the popular amusements during January , the practise of masking, men disguising as women,...

...the synod, letter of Moesia II. to Leo. " On the Ister. The first bish. a contemporary of Chrysost. at the end of the fourth and beginning of the fifth century. Chrysost. epist. ad Innocent. Papam di rebus erga se gestis. Le Quien, p. 1225, and the second and...

...for three centuries and a half; and not less inconceivable that, having once been brought to light at the end of the fourth and beginning of the fifth century, it should again have fallen into oblivion and been suffered to disappear. Ti is theory therefore may...

...unimportant. 1 Not to be confounded with Claudius Claudianus, of Alexandria, the most gifted Latin poet at the end of the fourth and beginning of the fifth century. The Christian Idyls, Epistles, and Epigrams ascribed to him, were probably the work of Claudianus Mamertus,...

...Society (Vol. VII. pp. 248 ff.J, finding that the celebrated Chinese Buddhist Fa Hian who visited India at the end of the fourth and beginning of the fifth century after Christ makes no mention when in Ayodbya, the capital of Rama's kingdom, either of Rama or the...

...Ireland, or into Ireland from Britain. There was certainly an occupation of Wales by Scots and Picts at the end of the fourth and beginning of the fifth century. " Builc with his people," says Gildas, " held the island Eubonia (Anglesey), and other regions around,...