...certain oversight of the women and children of the Church, and are supported by the Church. Towards the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century they are everywhere replaced by deaconesses. The reasons of the change cannot be indicated with certainty....

...of morals, discipline, and worship. They arc believed to have been composed, for the most part, at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century. Of the fifteen Epistles bearing the name of Ignatius, the spurious character of eight is clearly evinced...

...against her, and in spite of the pagan persecutions which had sought to stamp her out, she had, by the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century, propagated the faith— that is, orthodox Christianity — in the West, in Italy, in Proconsular Africa,...

...obtaining the commentaries.1 Buddhism was in a flourishing condition in Behar and the southern countries at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century, as attested by the Chinese pilgrim Fa Hian, and no disastrous or paralysing effect on its ascendency...

...swords, spears, knives, etc. ; bronzes, such as brooches; gold ring; necklaces with Roman coins dating at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century; cinerary urns and other vessels. FG PARSONS gives a detailed account of the graves and their contents....

...of Mansuetus, the first Bishop of Toul, in France, in the fourth century, Caelestius the Pelagian at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century, Eliphius and Eucharius, who were martyred in France in the fourth.2 In those ages the religion seems...

...constitutivus ecclesi'c, and as such has been universally enforced in the Church. But that happened at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century, when the LogosChristology asserted itself." - At this time, then, the period 1 Op. at. p. 2. 2 Op....

...Kanishka, as is admitted by all, and lived, according to our interpretation of the Kushana dates, at the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century. Professor Max Miiller started several years ago the theory of the " Renaissance of Sanskrit Literature."...

...Palestine, chiefly in Tiberias (where he studied under R. Johanan), and in Caesarea. He belonged therefore to the end of the third and the beginning of the fourth century. The name ' Bar Livianos ' is written in most of the MSS. and early texts, ' Bar Lulianos ' (see Rabbinowicz...

...found undisturbed, provided a series and sequence in types of private burials belonging, seemingly, to the end of the Third and the beginning of the Fourth Dynasties. The date of the later tombs is fixed bytwo dated objects, a glazed cylinder seal of Khafra...