25/38 p. The ambiguous situation of Theophilus--a saint, as the friend of Jerom a devil, as the enemy of Chrysostom--produces a sort of impartiality; yet, upon the whole, the balance is justly inclined against him.] [Footnote 4411: No doubt a temple of Osiris. St.Martin, iv 398-M.] [Footnote 45: Lardner (Heathen Testimonies, vol.iv.p. 411) has alleged beautiful passage from Suidas, or rather from Damascius, which show the devout and virtuous Olympius, not in the light of a warrior, but of a prophet.] [Footnote 46: Nos vidimus armaria librorum, quibus direptis, exinanita ea a nostris hominibus, nostris temporibus memorant. |