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XXXIV CONTENTS, Page) Chap. XXI.— The Egyptian men- | Chap. XVII.— The persecution of tioned in the Acts of the Apostles, - 73 the Christians under Domitian, - - 101 Chap. XXII.— Paul being sent pri- | Chap. XVIII.— Of John the aposjtle, and the Revelation, - - - - ib. soner from Judea to Rome, after his defence, was absolved from all crime, 74 Chap, XIX. — Domitian commands the posterity of David to be slain, - 102 Chap. XX. — Of the relatives of third Chap. XXIII.— The martyrdom of James, who was called the brother of the Lord, - 75 our Lord, Chap. XXIV. — Annianus was ap-Chap. XXI. — Cerdon, the pointed the first bishop of Alexan dria, a,ter Mark, 79 Chap. XXV.— The persecution under Nero, in which Paul and Peter were honoured with martyrdom in the cause of religion at Rome, - - ib. Chap. XXVI.— The Jews were afflicted with innumerable evils, and finally commenced a war with the Romans, 81 BOOK III.— Pages 82—127. Chapter I. — The parts of the world where Christ was preached by the apostles, 82 Chap. II. — The first that presided over the church at Rome, - - - ib. Chap. III.— Of the Epistles of the apostles, 83 Chap. IV. — The first succession of the apostles, 84 Chap. V. — The last siege of the Jews after Christ, 85 Chap. VI. — The famine which op pressed the Jews, 87 Chap. VII. — The predictions of Christ, 92 Chap. VIII. — The signs that pre ceded the war, 94 Chap. IX. — Of Josephus and the works he has left, 96 Chap. X. — The manner in which Josephus mentions the Holy Scrip tures, ------_.. 97 Chap. XI. — Simeon ruled the church of Jerusalem after James, - 99 Chap. XII. — Vespasian commands the descendants of David to be sought, ib. Chap. XIII. — Anencletus, the se cond bishop of Rome, - - - - - 100 ^ Chap. XIV. — Avilius, the second bishop of Alexandria, - - - - - »/,. f Chap. XV.— Clement, the third bishop of Rome, ------ ib. Chap, XVI.— The Epistle of Cle ment, 101 bishop of Alexandria, - - - - 104 Chap. XXII. — Ignatius, the second bishop of Antioch, ib. Chap. XXIII. — Narrative respect ing the apostle John, ib. Chap. XXIV.-*The order of the . Gospels, 107 Chap. XXV.— The sacred Scrip tures acknowledged as genuine, and those that are not, 110 Chap. XXVI.— Menander the im postor, in Chap. XXVII.— The heresy of the Ebionites, --------112 Chap. XXVIII.— Cerinthus the Heresiarch, 113 Chap. XXIX. — Nicolans and his followers, -114 Chap. XXX.— The apostles that lived in marriage, ------ 115 Chap. XXXI.— The death of John and Philip, n$ Chap. XXXII.— The martyrdom of Simeon, bishop of Jerusalem, - 117 Chap. XXXIII.— Trajan forbids the Christians to be sought after, - 119* Chap. XXXIV.— Euarestus, the fourth bishop of the church at Rome, 120 Chap. XXXV. — Justus, the third bishop of Jerusalem, - - - - - ib. Chap. XXXVI.— The epistles of Ignatius, #„ Chap. XXXVII.— The preaching evangelists that were yet living in that age, 123 Chap. XXXVIIL— The epistle of Clement, and those that are falsely ascribed to him, ------124 Chap. XXXIX. — The writings of Papias, --------- j^. BOOK IV.— Pages 128—167. Chapter I. — The bishops of Rome and Alexandria, in the reign of Trajan, 128 Chap. II — The calamities of the Jews about this time, -•>.---&