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The gross receipts were highest at $1,695 in 1847 and lowest at $362 in 1851; the net varied from a surplus of $995 in 1848 to a deficit of $2,035 in the two years 1853 and 1854 for which the accounting was consolidated. Under E.S. Mell, who was overseer until 1854 at a salary of $350 or less, there were profits until 1849, losses thereafter.
The result was a brilliant victory for the allies, and there is no doubt that it was mainly won by the dashing attack of the English Infantry. The losses were French, 60 killed and 500 wounded; English, 362 killed and 1620 wounded, thus furnishing clear evidence as to the force which bore the brunt of the engagement.
He received the dying recantation of Dianius, and guided the choice of his successor Eusebius in 362. Yet he still acted with the Semiarians, and helped them with his counsel at Lampsacus. Indeed it was from the Semiarian side that he approached the Nicene faith. In his own city of Cæsarea Eusebius found him indispensable.
LIKE. There is not one angel of heaven absolutely like another, nor any spirit of hell, neither can there be to eternity, 362. There are not two human faces exactly alike, 186. LIKENESS or SIMILITUDE. The likeness of children to their parents, 525. Man is a likeness of God from this circumstance, that he feels in himself that the things which are of God are in him as his, 132, 134.
However abundant allowance we make for increase by the excess of births over deaths, by immigration, and by manumissions, it is absolutely impossible to reconcile with the narrow limits of a territory of hardly 650 square miles the traditional numbers of the census, according to which the number of Roman burgesses capable of bearing arms in the second half of the third century varied between 104,000 and 150,000, and in 362, regarding which a special statement is extant, amounted to 152,573.
Fragment on Mackintosh, p. 314. Analysis, ii. 42. 'Odd, because Brown was six years younger than Mill. 'Education, p. 6. Analysis, i. 52. Analysis, i. xvii. Ibid. i. 70. Analysis, i. 71. Ibid. i. 78. Ibid. i. 83. Analysis, ii. 42. Ibid. i. 270. Ibid. i. 111. Ibid. i. 362. Analysis, i. 154 n. Ibid. i. 161. Analysis, i. 189. Ibid. i. 163 n. Ibid. i. 266. Ibid. i. 269. Ibid. i. 295.
He was given the rank of prefect in 362, that of consul in 363. One must remember, of course, that in that rigorous and ascetic court high rank connoted no pomp or luxury. Julian had dismissed the thousand hairdressers, the innumerable cooks and eunuchs of his Christian predecessor.
It is of the letter from which the above is taken that Knox in publishing it long after says apologetically, 'If it serve not for this estate of Scotland, yet it will serve a troubled conscience, so long as the Kirk of God remaineth in either realm. 'Works, vi. 617. 'Works, iii. 362. 'Works, iv. 252.
Such was the station, such the reputation of Apollinaris, at the date of the Council thereupon held at Alexandria, A.D. 362, for settling the disorders of the Church; and yet, in the proceedings of this celebrated assembly, the first intimation occurs of the existence of that doctrinal error by which he has been since known in history, though it is not there connected with his name.
Goldsmith in Retaliation, a few months later, wrote of William Burke: 'Would you ask for his merits? alas! he had none; What was good was spontaneous, his faults were his own. See ante, iii 362, note 2. See ante, iii. 260, 390, 425. He said we moderns are entirely degenerated. I asked in what? "In everything," was his answer. He loves slavery upon principle.
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