[64] Skindapsos.
[65] This was John William Burgon (1813-1888), Gresham professor of theology (1867) and dean of Chichester. He was an ultra-conservative, opposing the revised version of the New Testament, and saying of the admission of women to the university examinations that it was "a thing inexpedient and immodest."
[66] Ekklesia, or ecclesia.
[67] Ennomos ekklesia.
[68] "Without doubt I shall perish forever."
[69] "Every man is an animal." "Sortes is a man." "Sortes is an animal."
[70] "For a special purpose."
[71] Heraclitus of Ephesus, the weeping philosopher, 6th century B. C.
[72] Democritus, the laughing philosopher, founder of the atomistic theory, 5th century B. C.
[73] "Ends to which."