...Constitutions, which echo and even develop the statements in the Pseudo-Ignatian document, must be assigned to the end of the fourth or the beginning of the fifth century. For the manner in which the Eastern Church eventually treated the Sabbath I must refer the reader to...

...list of 25 other persons of this name, many of whom were dignitaries of the church, and lived about the end of the fourth or the beginning of the fifth century. Among them we may notice Asterius, a Cappadocian, who embraced Christianity, but apostatized in the...

...empire was divided into the east and west between those Emperors (b). Hence Lemanis ceased to be a port at the end of the fourth or the beginning of the fifth century. The reason is obvious : the harbour had by that time been rendered practically useless by the gradual...

...as to Biblical doctrine. The Alexandrine Manuscript of the Bible is nearly complete, and belongs to the end of the fourth or the beginning of the fifth century. It contains an ancient Arabic memorandum, which states that it was penned by the martyr Thecla, an...

...terrense imaginis vetustatem, imiThus were pictures or images introduced into the Christian church, about the end of the fourth, or the beginning of the fifth century, by the pagan converts, who seem to have vied with each other, in the magnificence of building, adorning...

...the additions of its last editor LOBECK (Leipsic 1820). Three Alexandrines must be named belonging to the end of the fourth or the beginning of the fifth century: 1. AMMONIUS, irepl opoitov KOI &ict(f)6p(ijv Xe^etav, de affinium vocabulorum differentia, edited,...

...Sulpicius Severus. "Thus," adds Middleton, "were pictures or images introduced into the Church about the end of the fourth or the beginning of the fifth century by pagan converts." St. Paulinus died in AD 431 (see Histoire litteraire de la France, ii. 185). 1418....

...Sulpicius Severus. "Thus," adds Middleton, "were pictures or images introduced into the Church about the end of the fourth or the beginning of the fifth century by pagan converts." St. Paulinus died in AD 431 (see Histoire litteraire de la France, ii. 185). 1418....

...a female with the halo. It is of a high style of art, and is supposed to have been painted towards the end of the fourth or the beginning of the fifth century. According to the learned Father Garrucci, it represents S. Flavia Domitilla. S. FLAVIUS CLEMENT M....

...said to be inhabited, being merely used as places of occasional resort by fishermen, until towards the end of the fourth or the beginning of the fifth century, when a settled population began to be formed of refugees : — ' A few in fear, Flying away from him...