...been at his own liberty. I fhall only add, that Mr. La Croze fuppofes thefe Epiftles forged either in the end of the tenth, or the beginning of the eleventh century. CHAP. V. The Atts of Andrew received by the Encratites, Manichees, Apojtolicks, or Apotafticks and...

...says Ruchat, " the Ephesian Diana," or " the Loretto of Switzerland." It is asserted that when, about the end of the tenth or the beginning of the eleventh century, the bishop of Constance, the abbot of S. Gallen, and other dignitaries, were about to consecrate this...

...But the establishment of the modem system of Benefices is not commonly referred to an earlier period than the end of the tenth, or the beginning of the eleventh century. f Pilgrimages, chiefly to the shrines of St. Peter at Rome, and St. Martin at Tours, were, in the eighth...

...says Ruchat, " the Ephesian Diana," or " the Loretto of Switzerland." It is asserted that when, about the end of the tenth or the beginning of the eleventh century, the bishop of Constance, the abbot of S. Gallen, and other dignitaries, were about to consecrate this...

...says Ruchat, " the Ephesian Diana," or " the Loretto of Switzerland." It is asserted that when, about the end of the tenth or the beginning of the eleventh century, the bishop of Constance, the abbot of S. Gallen, and other dignitaries, were about to consecrate this...

...of the first introduction of the art of printing into Corea, but it may be provisionally referred to the end of the tenth or the beginning of the eleventh century. Printed books were known in Japan in 987, and printing introduced early in 1 It is not a little surprising...

...bequeathed to the Bodleian Library. From the style of the writing, it must have been written about the end of the tenth, or the beginning of the eleventh century ; and as about that time there was an Abbott yElfwine at Winchester, at whose expense certain manuscripts...

...fabulous, and is placed at an uncertain period of antiquity ; but perhaps it may be safely referred to the end of the tenth or the beginning of the eleventh century, during the invasions of England by the Danes. ' If the dramas of Shakspeare," says Dr. Johnson, ' were...

...fabulous, and is placed at an uncertain period of antiquity ; but perhaps it may be safely referred to the end of the tenth or the beginning of the eleventh century, during the invasions of England by the Danes. ' If the dramas of Shakspeare,' says Dr. Johnson, ' were...

...introduced subsequent to the completion of the Babylonian Talmud, and another dating it so late as imstone from heaven. Then shall the impious Armillus perish wi The precise epoch of the creation is one of the most difficult questions connected with ancient history....