no variety of reading from the Textus receptusq) in an earlier part of the same ancient work. The “Constitutions” are assigned to the iiird or the ivth centuryr. VIII and IX. It will be shewn in Chapter V. that EUSEBIUS, the Ecclesiastical Historian, was profoundly well acquainted with these verses. He discusses them largely, and (as I shall prove in the chapter referred to) was by no means disposed to question their genuineness. His Church History was published A.D. 325. MARINUS also, (whoever