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 1 Pre         | respecting the age of our MS., A. D. 411 will be its date, and
 2 Pre         |          Seleucidae), that is, A. D. 1398, corresponding to
 3 Pre         |       then our MS. was written A. D. 411, this must have happened
 4 Pre         |      vigorous operation before A. D. 411, the date assigned
 5   1, 2(4)   |   Constantini," cap. vii. p. 512. D. Edit. 1695: and particularly
 6   1, 3(7)   |          Constant, ib. p. 524. C. D. from which our text slightly
 7   1, 26(18) |          Lib. iv. cap. v. p. 150. D. seq. ~
 8   1, 37(30) |      Constant. cap. i. p. 409. C. D. And, as it is extraordinary,
 9   1, 63(54) |         xxii. seq. Where (p. 173. D.) he tells us that in this
10   2, 3(2)   |         work. Cap. xiii. pp. 531, D. 632, &c. See also Demonstr.
11   2, 3(3)   |           cap. ii. p. mihi 501. A—D.) in these words: [Greek] "
12   2, 12(16) |        Syriac]. Probably the 0Obo_d, Uranius of Stephen of Byzantium,
13   2, 14(25) |         this passage, ib. p. 534. D. ~
14   2, 15(28) |            iv. cap. xxii. p. 172. D. And ib. Lib. xii. cap.
15   2, 17(30) |            iv. cap. xxii. p. 172. D. From Plato, ib. Lib. xii.
16   2, 17(30) |          Plato, ib. Lib. xii. 49. D. seq. In Theodoret, Gr.
17   2, 17(30) |       Serm. iii. Tom. iv. p. 511. D. seq. See also Theophilus
18   2, 17(30) |       Autolycum, Lib. in. p. 149. D. where an admirable lesson
19   2, 20(39) |         Legat. pro Christ, p. 71. D. and in the Prep. Evang.
20   2, 21(48) |          Evang. Lib. xv. cap. xx. D. See the whole of the article,
21   2, 36(75) |          occurs, Prep. Evang. ib. D. as spoken by Socrates: ~
22   2, 54(101)|   sacrificed his son Jeud ( 0Ieou&d ); which in the Phoenician
23   2, 65(120)|           de laudd. Constant, ib. D. but with certain discrepancies. ~
24   2, 65(121)|           Lib. i. cap. iv. p. 10. D.) and is there advanced
25   2, 67(126)|           Lib. v. cap. i. p. 178. D. Syr. [Syriac]. lit. Heads
26   2, 76(135)|        tells us too, (ib. p. 164. D.) that human sacrifices,
27   2, 80(139)|      laudd. Constant, ib. p. 517. D. seq. ~
28   2, 81(143)|      Siculus (Prep. Evang. p. 48. D.) in these words : . . [
29   2, 81(146)|      Bardesanes too, (ib. p. 276. D.) charges the Philosophers
30   2, 81(150)|         cannibalism, (ib. p. 278. D.) [Greek] ~
31   2, 81(157)|        pile (Prep. Evang. p. 277. D.), just as it is the practice
32   2, 87(161)|        Lib. III. cap. ii. p. 134. D. ~
33   2, 87(162)|   Eusebius, Prep. Evang. (p. 134. D.) This (Simson's Chron.
34   2, 91(169)|          Lib. in. cap ii. p. 134. D. seq. It. Simsoni de Sibyl.
35   3, 2(4)   |           Lib. v. cap. i. p. 178. D.~
36   3, 13(17) |           Lib. v. cap. i. p. 179. D. Demonstr. Evang. Lib. iv.
37   3, 13(17) |          Lib. iv. cap. x. p. 103. D.~
38   3, 16(19) |        Lib. v. cap. i. p. 179. C. D. -- Ib. Porphyry is (p.
39   3, 16(19) |          to Laudd. Const, p. 258. D.) that Eusebius has rather
40   3, 24(24) |          laudd. Constant, p. 540. D.~
41   3, 31(30) |            5 Ib. Laudd. Constant. D. where the Greek is more
42   3, 36(34) |      laudd. Constant, ib. p. 548. D.) [...]~
43   3, 37(36) |        Orat. de laudd. Const. ib. D.~
44   3, 39(40) |          found in the, "Adagiorum D. Erasmi...Epitome. Amst.
45   3, 39(42) |           vii. cap. i. p. 314. C. D. as well as in the Orat.
46   3, 39(42) |      laudd. Constant. ib. p. 530. D.~
47   3, 39(43) |            iv. cap. xiii. p. 168. D.~
48   3, 39(48) |         it. ib. cap. xiv. p. 170. D. it. ib. p. 165. B.~
49   3, 39(49) |      laudd. Constant. ib. p. 537. D. it. Demonstr. Evang. ib.
50   3, 39(50) |      Demonstr. Evang. ib. p. 169. D.~
51   3, 39(51) |          Lib. iv. cap. xiii. 109. D. it. 170. A. Orat. de laudd.
52   3, 40(57) |         Lib. iv. cap. x. pp. 164, D. 165. A. [...]~
53   3, 57(83) |         us here, cap. xv. p. 539. D.~
54   3, 58(85) |      laudd. Constant. ib. p. 540. D. 541. A.~
55   3, 60(90) |          Lib. iv. cap. x. p. 164. D.~
56   4, 8(21)  |          Lib. iv. cap. x. p. 162. D. ~
57   4, 20(68) |          Evang. Lib. vii. p. 321. D. and Origen contra Cels.
58   4, 30(114)|            393, note) was born A. D. 240. He entered Mesopotamia
59   4, 30(114)|         entered Mesopotamia in A. D. 261, when he came to Archelaus
60   5, 2(2)   |      Evang. Lib. in. iii. p. 102. D. seq. -- The charge of our
61   5, 13(11) |                             4 Ib. D. ~
62   5, 17(21) |          Demonstr. Evang. p. 131. D.~
63   5, 19(26) |         Greek leaves us here, ib. D.~
64   5, 23(35) |                             5 Ib. D. seq. ~
65   5, 25(38) |                         1 Gr. ib. D. The arguments here replied
66   5, 34(58) |          Demonstr. Evang. p. 117. D. ~
67   5, 37(66) |          Evang. Lib. iii. p. 119. D. seq. with certain variations. ~
68   5, 38(69) |           a katexrh&sato. au0to_j d' o9 matqai~oj. to_n e9autou~
69   5, 38(69) |       Evang. Lib. iii. v. p. 119. D. seq. ~
70   5, 39(73) |      Demonstr. Evang. ib. p. 120. D. ~
71   5, 42(85) |            5 Demonstr. Evang. ib. D. ~
72   5, 44(87) |            Syr. kai\ dida&skaloj. d. Syr. th~| a0lhqei/a| dexome/
73   5, 45(88) |   Demonstr. Evang. ib. p. 124. C. D. ~
74   5, 46(95) |           has much more here, ib. D. ~
75   5, 48(98) |   Demonstr. Evang. ib. p. 137. C. D. ~
76   5, 52(111)|            297. B. C. ib. p. 298. D. seq. also Constantini orat.
77   5, 52(112)|         in the Greek, ib. p. 140. D. ~