...90, p. 170—" Tsao-ta-kou." — She was sister of the illustrious general, Pan-tchao. She flourished at the end of the first and beginning of the second century after Christ. She was a woman of great penetration, and one of the most learned of her age. She corrected,...

...a branch of the Teutonic family. Ptolemy of Alexandria, an astronomer and geographer who flourished at the end of the first, and beginning of the second century, mentions one of the many Scythian tribes which had settled in Europe as the Saxones ; and that brief...

...during the first decade after the destruction of the| temple, wrought Eabban Jochanan ben Saccai, and, at the end of the first and beginning of the second century, Eabban Gamaliel II., gathering around them a whole band of scholars. The most celebrated of the contemporaries...

...** Levy, ib. iii. 455. tf Gamaliel II., President of the Academy and Synhedrion of Jabne (Jatnnia) at the end of the first and beginning of the second century AD made for Aphrodite, but Aphrodite for the bath (ie to decorate it)." (Hi. 6. 446.) Baths equipped...

...churches in Christendom show that the episcopate is of Divine institution. St. Ignatius, who lived at the end of the first and beginning of the second century, says, " Let each of you obey liis bishop as Christ did His Father, anil priests as the Apostles, and...

...striking is the similarity between the lofty mystic metaphysic of the Gnostic doctor Basilides, who lived at the end of the first and beginning of the second century AD, and Vedantic ideas. Moreover, both the Hermetic and the Basilidean schools and their immediate...

...in Cicero's Epistles to Atticus. ATTICUS HERO'DES, TIBERIUS CLAUDIUS. (1) A rich Athenian who lived at the end of the First and beginning of the Second Century AD His father was found guilty of treason and his property confiscated ; but Atticus found a rich treasure...

...required to look for them. There were new growths of religious thought and feeling and rapid developments at the end of the first and beginning of the second century, and it is not possible in all cases in a period which is in many respects so obscure to determine with...

...Nazareth, though, no doubt, of interest as throwing light upon thought and belief in the Christian Churches at the end of the first and beginning of the second century. It is the purpose of this review to endeavour to illustrate current opinion upon these topics by reference...

...in Cicero's Epistles to Atticus. ATTICUS HERO'DES, TIBEBIUS CLAI-DIUS. (1) A rich Athenian who lived at the end of the First and beginning of the Second Century AD His father was found guilty of treason and his property confiscated; but Atticus found a rich treasure...