FOOTNOTES:
[385:1] Gieseler, Text-book, vol. i. p. 108.
[385:2] Gieseler, ibid. p. 164.
[385:3] Socr. Hist. i. 10.
[387:1] Hom. 14, in 2 Cor. fin.
[387:2] Vid. Tertull. Oxf. tr. pp. 374, 5.
[388:1] Clem. ch. 12. Vid. also Tertull. de Anim. fin.
[389:1] Tracts for the Times, No. 79, p. 38.
[389:2] Ruinart, Mart. p. 96.
[390:1] Mystagog. 5.
[390:2] [Vid. Via Media, vol. i. p 72.]
[393:1] [Via Media, vol. i. pp. 174-177.]
[396:1] Gieseler, vol. ii. p. 288.
[396:2] Ibid. p. 279.
[397:1] Or rather his successors, as St. Benedict of Anian, were the founders of the Order; but minute accuracy on these points is unnecessary in a mere sketch of the history.
[397:2] μηλωτής, 2 Kings ii. Sept. Vid. also, "They wandered about in sheepskins and goatskins" (Heb. xi. 37).
[399:1] Rosweyde, V. P. p. 618.