529.)] [Footnote 79: Augustin composed the two-and-twenty books de Civitate Dei in the space of thirteen years, A.D.

413-426.

Tillemont, (Mem.

Eccles.
tom.xiv.p.608, &c.) His learning is too often borrowed, and his arguments are too often his own; but the whole work claims the merit of a magnificent design, vigorously, and not unskilfully, executed.] [Footnote 80: See Augustin de Civitat.

Dei, l.xxii.c.22, and the Appendix, which contains two books of St.Stephen's miracles, by Evodius, bishop of Uzalis.