⁸ Fuchs' Bibliothe der Kirchen vers., vol.ii., p 128 (cit. by Hef.)

⁹ Hefele, History Councils, vol. ii., p. 166.

¹⁰ Hefele refers to his having himself treated this matter fully in the Theologischer Quartalschrift of Tübingeu, 1854.

¹¹ Nat Alex. H. E., sec. iv., Diss. xxvij., Art. 3.

¹² Socrates. H. E., Lib. ii., cap. 20.

¹³ Greg. M. Lib. ii., Epist. 10.

¹⁴ Isidor. Hispal. Etymolog., Lib. vi., cap. 16.

¹⁵ Jno. Bapt. Palma. Proelctiones Hist. Eccl. quas in Collegio Urbaono habuit. Rome, l838. Tom. i., P.ii., p. 85.

¹ I do not understand what Johnson means by this statement. Vide Can. j. of Chalcedon.

² Hefele. Hist. of the Councils, vol.ii., p.461, Note 1.

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