Photium

M.] 68 Olympiodorus (apud Photium, p. 180, uses the Greek word which does not convey any precise idea.

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J. Hergenröther, "Monumenta græca ad Photium eiusque historiam pertinentia" (Ratisbon, 1869), and

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 12: Philip II-Reuss 1840-1916 1913

An additional volume bears the title: "Monumenta Græca ad Photium ejusque historiam pertinentia" (Ratisbon).

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Heraclea, (apud Photium, cod.ccxxiv. p. 725,) though tacitly denied by

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Theophanes Byzant. apud Photium, cod. lxiv p. 77, 80, 81.

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[1077] Conon apud Photium.p. 443. and Scholia Dionysii.v. 517.

A New System; or, an Analysis of Antient Mythology. Volume II. (of VI.) Jacob Bryant 1759

[1101] See Excerpta ex Diodori.l. xl. apud Photium.p. 1152. concerning the different nations in Egypt, and of their migrations from that country.

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Ibid. and Procop. in Pers. apud Photium.p. 71, &c. 1 Poc.

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Theophanes Byzant. apud Photium, cod. lxiv p. 77, 80, 81.

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Gregory of Tours, (de Gloria Martyrum, l.i. c. 95, in Max. Bibliotheca Patrum, tom.xi. p. 856,) to the Greek acts of their martyrdom (apud Photium, p. 1400, 1401) and to the Annals of the

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