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G. Stanley Hall, "A study of Fears," American Journal of Psychology, 1897, pp. 213-215. Op. cit., p. 268. W. Howard, "Sexual Perversion," Alienist and Neurologist, January, 1896. He was declared irresponsible.
The public dangers were so great that only successful generals were allowed to wear the imperial purple. The ablest men of the Empire were at last summoned to govern it. From the year 268 to 394 most of the emperors were able men, and some were great and virtuous. Perhaps the Empire was never more ably administered than was the Roman in the day of its calamities.
Severus's reign of eighteen years, from 193 to 211, was the only strong one, almost the only one not disgraceful, until 268; by which time the Roman world was in anarchy, split into dozens, with emperors springing up like mushrooms everywhere.
Ib. p. 268. Is it clear that the distinct 'hypostasis' of the Holy Spirit, in the same sense as the only-begotten Son is hypostatically distinguished from the Father, was a truth that formed an immediate object or intention of St. John?
Excepting vagabonds and fraudulent debtors, who fled to them from Carolina, few of the Georgians had any negroes to assist them in cultivation; so that, in 1756, the whole exports of the country were 2997 barrels of rice, 9335 lb. of indigo, 268 lib. of raw silk, which, together with skins, furs, lumber and provisions amounted only to 16,776 pounds sterling.
Not the least fear did the sheep manifest at the approach of these dogs, and there was no occasion for it." Vol. I. p. 268. This account coincides with the remarks of Mr. Trinner upon this dog in old Spain; and Mr.
A little fine sugar dusted over the tops glazes them and improves their flavor. Hot rolls and biscuits should be served well covered with a napkin. 268. =How to freshen stale Bread.= A loaf of stale bread placed in a close tin vessel, and steamed for half an hour will be completely freshened. 269. =Toast.= But few persons know how to prepare toast properly.
British Yeoman, British sailing vessel, 1,963 tons, owned in Victoria, B. C.; 21 men. Buenos Ayres, Italian sailing vessel, 1,811 tons, owned in Naples; 21 men. Charles Gounod, French sailing vessel, 2,199 tons, owned in Nantes; 24 men. Dupleix, French sailing vessel, 2,206 tons, owned in Nantes; 22 men. Gladys Royle, British steamship, 3,268 tons, owned in Sunderland; 26 men.
The Encyclopædia Britannica says that this council at which Paul was excommunicated was held "probably in the year 268," and that "Paul continued in his office until the year 272, when the city was taken by the emperor Aurelian, who decided in person that the church-building belonged to the bishop who was in epistolary communication with the bishops of Rome and Italy." Vol. XVIII, p. 429.
Jefferson's Posthumous Works, vol. 1, p. 268. This memorial bore also the signatures of the celebrated Alexander Hamilton; Robert R. Livingston, afterward Secretary of Foreign Affairs of the United States, and Chancellor of the State of New-York; James Duane, Major of the City of New-York, and many others of the most eminent individuals in the State. In the preamble of an instrument, by which Mr.
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