[806] Migne, Patr. Lat., cxxxviii., 881. Mone, Lat. und. Griech. Messen aus dem 2-6 Jahrhundert, Frankfurt, 1850.
[807] Projectus, deacon of Bishop Evasius of Asti, appears to belong to the Lombard period, and his veneration dates from about the time of Luitprand (713-743).
[808] Calendarium Romanum nongentis annis antiquius, ed. F. Joh. Fronto, Parisiis, 1652. The title Calendarium is not well chosen.
[809] Liber Pontif., ed. Duchesne, i. 420.
[810] Op. cit., 402, Vita Gregorii, ii.
[811] Introduction, 98.
[812] [Much light has recently been thrown upon these calendars and their relation to one another by Dom. Henri Quentin, op. cit. Trans.]
[813] Beda, Hist. Eccl. iii., 24. Migne, Patr. Lat., xcv. 290.
[814] Printed in the Acta SS. Boll., March, vol. ii. Both recensions are placed side by side in Migne, Patr. Lat., xciv. A “Kalendarium Anglicanum” is in the same vol., 1147 et seqq. Bede’s words under the 7th Feb. are remarkable: “Britaniis in Augusta natale Augusti Episcopi et martyris.” The feast of All Saints is given on the 1st Nov. as well as the feast on the 13th May, whose transference to the 1st Nov. only took place later under Gregory IV. (827-844). No explanation has been given of Andrew with 2597 companions on the 19th August.
[815] Wandelbert, ed. Migne, Patr. Lat., cxxi. 577. See also cxix. 10, 11.