...introduced, is not Well known. But certain it is, that in the time of St. Jerom, who flourifhed in the End of the fourth, and the Beginning of the fifth Century, a Romijh Prieft, with his fhaven Crown, would have been taken for a Prieft of JJis or Serapis ; a (haven...

...account is chiefly taken. • -. . i . . • • • ' ZOSIMUS, an ancient hiltorian,'(who Jfved at the end of the fourth, and the beginning of 'the fifth century,. was a man of quality, and place, having the title of count, and being advocate of the trcafury. There are...

...unregarded, the fables of Babrius * Avienus in Praef. fab. This writer is fuppofed by Giraldus to have lived about the end of the fourth, and the beginning of the fifth century. Bentley's Diflertation upon the Fables of ^Efop. 124 Hunt'j Oi/ervatient en tbe Buck of Trtiitrli....

...into Italy, and directs our attention to the labours, which Jerom bestowed on the Latin version, at the end of the fourth, and the beginning of the fifth century. The old Latin version was a translation from the Greek, in the Old Testament, as well as in the New,...

...whole Duty of a Communicant," &c. with bishop Gauden'a name prefixed to it.1 GAUDENTIUS (ST.), bishop of Brescia, about the end of the fourth and the beginning...year 405 to Constantinople, with the legates of pope Innocent, to re-establish St. Chrysostom in his see, and to hold a general council. The time of his...

...Honorius, written in that year. It appears to be somewhat extraordinary that a native of Egypt, at the end of the fourth and the beginning of the fifth century, should so excel in Latin verse as to approach the best writers of the Augustan age in purity and elegance....

...appeasing the resentment of their Mahometan persecutors. ' ZOSIMUS, an ancient historian, who lived at the end of the fourth, and the beginning of the fifth, century, was a man of quality and place, having the title of count, and ' {imcker. — Gen. Dirt — Chaufrpi*.—...

...appeasing the resentment of their Mahometan persecutors. ' ZOSIMUS, an ancient historian, who lived at the end of the fourth, and the beginning of the fifth, century, was am:m of quality and place, having the title of count, and i Eruckrr.— t7en. Diet. — Cliaufcpie....

...institution to that at Rome ; which, with the other literary seminaries, had been destroyed by the Goths about the end of the fourth and the beginning of the fifth centuries. The first academy we read of was established by Charlemagne, at the instigation of ALCUIN....

...passages, are taken from the " Homilies," of the eloquent Chrysostom, Bishop of Constantinople, towards the end of the fourth and the beginning of the fifth century. " All Christians ought to have recourse to the Scrip" tures. For at this time, since heresy has infected...