[G] Other accounts say the Crosses were found by Macarius, then Bishop of Jerusalem.
[H] The book of the office of Mithras or Mithra, the Sun, worshipped by the Persians.
[I] Heraclius, Emperor of the East, who from A.D. 622 to 627 fought Chosroes II., defeated him, and concluded peace.
[J] St. Equitius was a hermit, and looked after the welfare of other hermits and monks. He took a special interest in a convent of young virgins; died about A.D. 540.
[K] I quote from the translation by Steven Withers, 1561.
[L] From this book I have taken the head and tail piece here given.—J. A.
[M] Arundel, No. 507, and Add. MSS. 6524.
[N] His life and labours may be read in Mr. Hottrop’s Monuments Typographiques des Pays-bas—.
[O] See The Woodcutters of the Netherlands in the 15th Century, by W. M. Conway, and an article by him in the Bibliographer of May, 1883, p. 32.