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Distrust of their actual leader paralyzed the nations of Western Asia, and they did not as yet see their way clearly towards placing themselves under any other guidance. Volagases IV. reigned till A.D. 208-9, dying thus about two years before his great adversary, who expired at York, February 4, A.D. 211. Struggle between the two Sons of Volagases IV., Volagases V. and Artabanus.

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A.D. 208-9; born 150-160, died 220-240. vi. vii. viii. ix. x. III. The Simon of the Legends. A. The so-called Clementine literature. i. Recognitiones, 2. The originals are placed by conjecture somewhere about the beginning of the third century; MS. eleventh century. They are hopelessly apocryphal. I. The Simon of the New Testament.

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[Footnote 77: Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1775. See Gothaische Gel. Zeitungen, 1776, I, pp. 208-9, and Allg. deutsche Bibl., XXXII,

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