...innovations, not they. Of this so many proofs press upon me, that I scarcely know which to choose. At the end of the eighth, or beginning of the ninth century, flourished Claude, bishop of Turin, whose diocese embraced not only our valleys, but Dauphin6 and Provence....

...Scrittori d' Italia.) WW A'LVARUS, PAULUS, commonly called Alvarus Cordubensis, was born at Cordova at the end of the eighth or beginning of the ninth century. He is sometimes addressed by Joannes Hispalensis as Aurelins Flavins Alvarus, but this was merely a...

...Teftamcnti liber. Gregorii Mag. Opera, vol. 4, pars 2 ALVARUS CORDUBENSIS, Paulus. Born at Cordova, at the end of the eighth or beginning of the ninth century. He was the fellow-ftudcnt, and through life the intímate friend, of St. Eulogius. Died 86 1. Epiftolx...

...Angus the Culdee, whose Fe'lire', or festology, I have already mentioned; — a festology in which, at the end of the eighth or beginning of the ninth century, 10 he collected from " the countless hosts of the illuminated books of Erin" (to use his own words)...

...Again, there can be no doubt that from the commencement iho viking of the Viking expeditions to Ireland, at the end of the eighth 'or beginning of the ninth century, the political and legal organizations of the country began to be broken up, and that with the anarchy...

...effect." " Take this epitaph of an Irish Kelt, Angus the Culdee, whose I'cV /)•(,', or festology at the end of the eighth or beginning of the ninth century, he collected from the countless hosts of the illuminated books of Erin, giving the festivals of the...

...§§ The words ecclesiastical and histories are doubtless borrowed from our last passage of Jerome. At the end of the eighth, or beginning of the ninth, century NIKEPHORUS ||ü puts the Gospel according to the Hebrews in his list of the disputed books of the New...

...adds, " patri et filio co-seternus est." Upon which Dr. Lumby remarks as follows: — "This variation is of such a character as to stamp this MS. with a...considerable degree of attention, that is, at the eighth or beginning of the ninth century."1 Now, there would be some ground for this argument, if the...

...Celt, Angus the Culdee, whose Felire, or festology, I have already mentioned;—a festology in which, at the end of the eighth or beginning of the ninth century, he collected from " the countless hosts of the illuminated books of Erin " (to use his own words) the...

...coceternus est." And he adds that this variation "is of such a character as to stamp this manuscript with a date posterior to the great controversy on...of the eighth or beginning of the ninth century." This is, indeed, an astonishing argument ; for, in the first place, the doctrines of the procession...