187-232, and the masterly reply (Bibliotheque Ancienne et Moderne, tom.vii.

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237-288) of an anonymous critic, whom I believe to have been the learned Abbe de Longuerue.

* Note: The modern editor of Eusebius, Heinichen, has adopted, and ably supported, a notion, which had before suggested itself to the editor, that this passage is not altogether a forgery, but interpolated with many additional clauses.

Heinichen has endeavored to disengage the original text from the foreign and more recent matter .-- M.] [Footnote 37: See the lives of Tacitus by Lipsius and the Abbe de la Bleterie, Dictionnaire de Bayle a l'article Particle Tacite, and Fabricius, Biblioth.

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