[93] Deus est prior mundo duratione: sed per prius non designat prioritatem temporis, sed æternitatis. Vel dicendum, quod designat prioritatem temporis imaginati, et non realiter existentis; sicut quum dicitur: supra cœlum nihil est, per supra designat locum imaginarium tantum, secundum quod possibile est imaginari dimensionibus cælestis corporis dimensiones alias superaddi.—Ibid.
[94] Fundam. Philos., book vii. ch. 10.
[95] See The Catholic World, November, 1874, p. 272, and January, 1875, p. 487.
[96] A new interest attaches to this church, in the eyes of American Catholics, since it has been made the Title of the Cardinal-Archbishop of New York.
[97] There is a vague tradition among the Penobscot Indians in Maine that a Jesuit father crossed from the head-waters of the Kennebec to the valley of the Passumpsic, east of the Green Mountains, at an earlier date.
[98] Hist. Maryland, vol. ii. p. 352.
[99] History United States, vol. i. p. 238.
[100] Id. p. 241.
[101] Id. p. 244.
[102] Id. p. 247.