[747] Regula ad monachos. Migne, Patr. Lat., lxviii. 396.
[748] “Ut ad capitulum primitus martyrologium legatur et dicatur versus, deinde regula aut homilia quælibet legatur, deinde a ‘Tu autem’ dicatur” (Hardouin, Conc., iv. 1232).
[749] Leo Allatius, De Libris Eccl. Græcorum, Romæ, 1645, 78, 82, 91. Daniel, Cod. Lit., iv. 320 et seq.
[750] With regard to the Chronograph of 354, Leipzig, 1850, 581, the title runs: Hic continentur dies nataliciorum martyrum et depositiones episcoporum, quos ecclesia Carthaginis anniversaria celebrat.
[751] The statement in Teuffel (Gesch. der Röm. Literatur, iv. 118) that everything savouring of heathen superstition is omitted, is incorrect.
[752] W. Wright, in Journal of Sacred Literature, October 1865 and January 1866. A better edition is given by Duchesne, Acta SS. Boll., Nov. II. 1, lii.-lxv., under the title: Breviarium Syriacum. [It is perhaps only fair to add that all scholars are not agreed upon the Arian character of this document. Trans.]
[753] Philostorgius, Hist. Eccl., 4, 7, passim.
[754] Le Quien, Oriens Christ., ii. 718.
[755] Op. cit., ii. 1107 and 1237.
[756] Sozomenus, Hist. Eccl., 2, 13, 14.