Concil.

tom.
viii.p.656, 657,) of John Damascenus, (Opera, tom.i.p.281, edit.
Lequien,) and of the second Nicene Council, (Actio v.p.

1030.) The most perfect edition may be found in Cedrenus, (Compend.p.

175-178.)] [Footnote 11: See Ducange, in Gloss.Graec.et Lat.

The subject is treated with equal learning and bigotry by the Jesuit Gretser, (Syntagma de Imaginibus non Manu factis, ad calcem Codini de Officiis, p.
289-330,) the ass, or rather the fox, of Ingoldstadt, (see the Scaligerana;) with equal reason and wit by the Protestant Beausobre, in the ironical controversy which he has spread through many volumes of the Bibliotheque Germanique, (tom.xviii.p.