0' `proprii
0' was probably chosen so as to exclude this work of compilation and partnership." Lightfoot, Art. Eusebius of Caesarea, in Dict. of Christian Biography.
17 Yeudepigrafw.
18 Eusebius of Cremona, Jerome's friend, whom Rufinus accused of stealing and publishing his mss.
19 Jerome translated the Chronicle and the Description of the Holy Land, but not this History. This was done later by Rufinus.
20 Jerome Letter lxxxiii.
21 Letter lxxxiv. 12.
22 Jerome, Letters 91-94.
23 Ep. lxxxiv to Pammachius and Oceanus.
24 Letter lxxxi.
25 Nazianzen, to whose instructions Jerome attached himself at Constantinople in 381.
26 Is. xxix, 1, "Where David encamped." Rev. Ver.
27 Ps. xc.
28 A native of Samothrace who died at Cyprus b.c. 157. He was tutor to the children of Ptolemy Philometor, and was renowned as a rhetorician and a critic.
29 Horace Ep. ii, 1, 114-7.