[4950] The ingenious conjecture of Wordsworth, who surmises that kai ethnon episkopon, in Photius, should be read kai heothinon. Hippolytus, p. 30. Another conjecture is 'Athenon. For the originals of these Fragments and learned notes, see Routh, Reliquæ Sacræ, ii.[p. 127.

[4951] Eusebius quotes him in several places (book ii. cap. xxv., book iii. capp. xxviii. and xxxi.), and cites him in proof that St. Peter suffered on the Vatican, and St. Paul on the Via Ostiensis. See Lardner, Credib., vol. ii. pp. 394, 410.

[4952] Hist. Eccl., ii. 25, vi. 20.

[4953] ekklesiastikos aner.

[4954] Hist. Eccl., vi. 20.

[4955] Cod. 48.