FOOTNOTES:
[1] F. Pollock, Essays in Jurisprudence and Ethics, p. 314.
[2] Cf. I Enoch XCI-CIV.
[3] Cf. Parables in I Enoch XXXVII-LXXI.
[4] Cf. Apocalypse of Baruch; 4 Ezra, 4 Maccabees.
[5] Irenaeus Adv. Haer. V 33. II Baruch XXIX.
[6] Hist. of Dogma, Vol. III, p. 19.
[7] Ens. H. E. VI 27-2.
[8] Justin Martyn, Tertullian, Lactantius.
[9] Ad. Celsus LXI.
[10] Sib. Orac. VIII, 148 seq.
[11] Hippolytus, Com. on Daniel.
[12] Strom. VII, 17; VI 16; IV 25; V 6, 14.
[13] De Princ, II, 11.
[14] Cf. e.g., A. R. Wallace, The World of Life.
[15] Eus. H. E. VII 25.
[16] Discourse on the Resurrection, I, 9 seq. See also Conviv. IX, 1, 5.
[17] Ep. CII, 4.
[18] Ep. CCLXIII, 4.
[19] Cp. CCLXV, 2.
[20] Frag. Dan. I, 5, 6.
[21] De Christo et Antic. 50.
[22] Instructions, LXXX.
[23] Schaff Hist., ii, 855. Sec. LXVII of poem.
[24] Comm. XX 4.5.
[25] Comm. XX 1.3.
[26] Div. Ins. Bk. 7 XXIV.
[27] C.D. XX 7.
[28] I.e., the Millennium.
[29] C.D. XX 7.
[30] Rev. XX.
[31] De Prin. II, 11, 3.
[32] De Prin. II, 11, 7.
[33] City of God in Nicene and Post Nicene Fathers, 1st Series, Vol. II, p. 427.
[34] E.g., Lydia, Phrygia, The Thebaid.
[35] Clem. Alex. Paed., iii, Strom. VII. Origen, Hom. on Num., XXV. Hom. on Ps. XXVI. Lactantius, VII, 20.