...Religion of Relique^ that the Bodies of Martyrs that fuffered under Dioclefian and Licinius, that is, at the end of the third, and the beginning of the fourth Age, lay undifcovered, till Chance or pretended Revelations brought sy*. lib. ?. them to light ; which...

...grandfon Balthafar. See Baillet's Jueemens des Scavans. PLANUDES (Maximus) a Greek monk of Conffantinople, who lived at the end of the third, and the beginning...full of anachronifms, abfurdities and lies; and of 14.9 Fables, which, though he publifhed them for JEfop's, have been fufpe£ted to be his own. We have...

...of the ptrlbns he mentions, nor is more feritentious, nor better expatin A monk of Conftantinople; who lived at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century, and furrerod for;ie perfection o,n account of his teal for the Latin church. " Tint idiot of a .Monk"...

...See Baillet's Jugemens des Sfavans. .. .>• f PLANUDES (MAXIMUS), a Greek monk of Constantinople, who lived at the end of the third, and the beginning...of the fourth century, is the author of a " Life of Mfop," full of anachronifms, abfurdities, and falfehoods jjmd of 149 " Fables ;" which, though he publifhed...

...which relate to him. 5. In.s. Latin work, containing the lives of the Apoftles, afcribed to Dorotheus, who lived at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century, and who is faid to have been bilhop of Tyrer the banUhment of St. John to the ifland of Patmos is placed...

...which relate to him. 5. In a Latin work, containing the lives of the Apof* thes, afcribed to Dorotheus, who lived at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century, and who is faid to have been bifhop of Tyre, the banimment of St. John to the ifland of Patmos is placed...

...celebrated for Iiis eloquence and erudition, that he was styled the Christian Cicero. He flourished towards the end of the third, and the beginning of the fourth century. His virtue and merit rendered him so conspicuous, that Coustantine entrusted him with the education...

...ascribed to Spartian. They all lived much about the same time, under Dioclesian and his successors, near the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century. I place them all, as at a mean, in the year 306 : but I bring them in here a little before the true...

...medals, which belonged to the period comprised between Diocletian and Constantioe, that is to say, at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth centnry, ROHAN GIMP. — Camps were always established near the palaces of the Cauars, and the residences...

...of Pythagoras written by Porphyry and Jambliuhus, 504. and see 508 Roman Empire ( The state of the) at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century, iv. 7 — 14. the extent of it, and its peaceful state, facilitated the progress of the gospel at the...