[43:3] Vol. i. pp. 460, 463. In another case we find the proconsul Sergius Paulus styled incorrectly Servillius Paullus, vol. i. p. 494. See also i. p. 508.
[44:1] It is stated in this same postscript, that "Philip of Tralles was high priest," or Asiarch, at the time of the martyrdom of Polycarp. From this fact Dr. Lightfoot has endeavoured to derive support for his chronology. His argument is, however, quite inconclusive. The dignity of Asiarch could be enjoyed only by the very rich, as none others could sustain the expense of it; and the same individual might hold it for years together, as well as again and again. The Philip of whom Dr. Lightfoot speaks, had a son of the same name, who may also have been high priest or Asiarch. See Lightfoot, vol. i. pp. 612, 613, 615, 616.
[44:2] Euseb. iv.
[45:1] Vol. i. p. 443.
[45:2] Vol. i. p. 343.
[45:3] Vol. i. pp. 443-44.
[46:1] Vol. i. p. 510.
[46:2] § 2.
[46:3] See Neander, i. p. 147. Edinburgh 1847.
[46:4] Neander, i. p. 146.