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Many hypotheses have been laid down respecting the precise period of his birth and death; but, as it is not to our purpose to enter into any lengthened discussions of that sort, we will adopt at once the statement that appears to be the most probable, which is that of Lloyd, who fixes his birth about the year before Christ 586, and his death about the year 506.
Alaric attempted to conciliate their good-will: in 506 a Council met at Agde; the thirty-four bishops of Aquitania attended in person or by delegate; the king protested that he had no design of persecuting the Catholics; the bishops, at the opening of the Council, offered prayers for the king; but Alaric did not forget that immediately after the conversion of Clovis, Volusian, bishop of Tours, had conspired in favor of the Frankish king, and the bishops of Aquitania regarded Volusian as a martyr, for he had been deposed, without trial, from his see, and taken as a prisoner first to Toulouse, and afterwards into Spain, where in a short time he had been put to death.
And it was while mentally retracing that walk down Sussex Gardens that Mrs. Major lit plump upon the solution of her difficulty. She had noticed, let out for a run from No. 506, an orange cat that was so precisely the image of the Rose of Sharon that she had stopped to stroke it for dear memory's sake.
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Alaric II. caused to be published in 506 the code of laws which had been compiled by King Euric, but which was called the Breviarium Alaricianium, wherein, among various other matters, the rights of women are especially enforced.
But probably the execution of this project was hindered by his other studies, and the information he received, that Samuel Petit, who was well skilled in the learned languages, had the same design. Ep. 194. p. 814. & 196, p. 113. Ep. 1627. p. 719. Ep. 683. p. 961. Fab. Bib. Græc. tom. 1. p. 471. & 472. Ep. 506. p. 885. Ep. 402; p. 869. & 595. p. 236. Ep. 683. p. 961. Art. 91.
"As Jupiter's distance from the sun varies from 506,563,000 miles at aphelion to only 460,013,000 at perihelion, this difference, in connection with even the slight inclination of the axis, must make a slight change in seasons, but as the inclination is practically nothing, almost the entire change results from the difference in distance.
Works, ii. 506. Works, ii. 401. Autobiography, p. 274. Dissertations, i. 375. I remark by anticipation that this expression implies a reference to Mill's Ethology, of which I shall have to speak. Works, ix. 96, 113. Dissertations, i. 376. 'Individualism' in the first place is generally mentioned in a different connection.
L'Etoile, vol. ii. pp. 550, 551. Bassompierre, Mém. p. 25. Bassompierre, Mém. p. 50. L'Etoile, vol. iii. pp. 505, 506. Sully, Mém. vol. vii. pp. 180, 181.
She died in 509, and was buried on the hill of Lutetius, which ever since has borne her name. The faithful built a little wooden oratory over her tomb, which Clovis and his queen Clotilde replaced in 506 by a great basilica dedicated to SS. Peter and Paul, whose length the king measured by the distance he could hurl his axe and the famous monastery of St. Genevieve.
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