...• t jE/»/>'s Life and Fables by Maximus Planvdes. Part of Plutarch's Lives moft curioufly writ, about the End of the ninth or beginning of the tenth Century. •• '} ... :..»!. -if Five Books of the Hiftory ofPolybius, writ on Vdlum, Ann. 1417. •••....'...

...Books of the Hiftory ofPolybius^ writ on Vellum, Ann. 1417Part of Plutarch's Lives moft curioufly writ, about the End of the ninth or beginning of the tenth Century. Some of his Lives, Vellum, modern. His Morals, Silk, of the fourteenth Century } two other Parts of...

...historian, is sometimes confounded by the rabbins with the more celebrated historian Josephus. He lived about the end of the ninth, or beginning of the tenth century, and left a History of the Jews,., in Hebrew, which Gagnier , translated into Latin, Oxford, 170ti,...

...historian, is sometimes confounded by the rabbins with the more celebrated historian Josephus. He lived about the end of the ninth, or beginning of the tenth century, and left a History of the Jews, in Hebrew, which Gagnier translated into Latin, Oxford, 1706, 4to....

...then, for some time, to be the Primate's seat in Scotland, but did not long maintain its claim ; for about the end of the ninth, or beginning of the tenth, century, the legend of St. Regulus, and the apparition of St. Andrew, were invented ; in consequence of which,...

...dissertation to prove that i'harta. bombyi'iui', cotton paper, was discovered in the empire of the east toward the end of the ninth or beginning of the tenth century. "AD 1007. The plenarium, or inventory, of the treasure of the church of Sandersheim, is written upon paper...

...Kalasapata in Tirhat. These inscriptions are of special importance, because we know generally that, about the end of the ninth or beginning of the tenth century the Pratiharas of Kanauj were pressing on the Pa las of Gauda from the west, and there is evidence,...

...Chakravarti in all probability colonized the Tonda-mandala with Vellalans from the old Kanara country about the end of the ninth or beginning of the tenth century, it will perhaps be not very unsafe to suggest that the Vellala settlement in the Pandya-mandala took...

...claim to be reliant on the authority of the Bible alone. 39 While the Karaite movement "coalesced only about the end of the ninth or beginning of the tenth century," 40 it is theoretically possible that Karaite tendencies percolated in the Babylonian Jewish community...