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further by Waddington [656].
Interval between the consulate and Asiatic
pro-consulate [656 — 658]. Waddington's chronology and date for Quadratus
[658 — 661]. The war with Vologesus [661
— 665]. Waddington's
— chronology tested in various ways [665 667]. Its general acceptance
[667]. Slight modifications possible. Readjustment of Lipsius and Hilgenfeld
considered, and Waddington confirmed [668 — 672]. Refutation of
attacks on Waddington's system by Wieseler [672
— 676] and by Keim
[676, 677].
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(2) The Day of Martyrdom. Data of the authorities [677, 678].
Different days adopted : (i) February 23, the traditional date, confirmed
by the 'Asiatic' and ' Ephesian ' solar calendars [678
— 681], by the statement
of Galen [681, 682], and by notices in the inscriptions [682
— 684].
Differences in the names of the months considered [684
— 689]. (ii) April 6,
Wieseler's view, refuted [689
— 691]. (iii) March 23. Statement of Salmon's
view [691]. The arguments for the use of a lunar calendar at this
time discussed and rejected [692
— 697]. A solar calendar alone consistent
with the evidence [697, 698]. Probable introduction of the solar calendar
under Augustus [698
— 700] by Paullus Fabius Maximus [700
— 702].
(iv) March 26, the date in the Paschal Chronicle [702]. Its adoption by
older critics discussed [703, 704]. The vSyro-macedonian calendar [704,
705]. Hilgenfeld's advocacy of this day considered [705 — 707]. Account
of the statement of Paschal Chronicle [707, 708]. (v) Ja^iuary 16, the day
in the Latin Church, accounted for by a comparison of calendars [708, 709].
Explanation of the 'Great Sabbath' [709 — 7 13]. The heathen festival
which synchronized [713
— 715].
On the date of Pionius' Martyrdom.
The consulships at this epoch [715]. Acts of Pionius in the Collection
of Eusebius [715, 716]. The two extant recensions [716, 717]. The
notices of dates in these [717, 718]. The year of the martyrdom [718,
719]. The day (a) of the apprehension [719], and (/3)
of the martyrdom
[720, 721]. Aube's view [721, 722]. The day kept by the Western
Churches [722].
Imperial Fasti. 723, 724
Map illustrating the route of S. Ignatius.
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ADDENDA. 725—727
INDEX. 729—767