On  reckoning,  however,  it  will  be  found  that  A.D.  1,
Vhicb  ia  made  tbe  first  year  of  t  period  of  1 9  year*,
would  have  been  part  of  tbe  fourteenth  and  part  of  the
fifteenth  of  a  Hetonic  cycle.  (UtUr,  uber  den  Cyeiut
4a  MetoK—AUtattd.  Acad.,  Berlin,  1814-1815.  ifw/.
Pktltd.  CI.,  p.  330.— fiacyci  Ut.  Kwml.,  vol.  16.  p.
144.)  "  It  (Ma  been  suspected,"  obeerves  Dr.  Hale,
"  and  not  without  foundation,  that  tbe  relebratol  lunar
cycle  of  10  yeara,  which  Meton  introduced  into  Greece
for  the  adjustment  of  their  lunar  year  with  tbe  solar,
was  borrowed  ffom  tbe  ancient  Jewish  tables.  This
waa  tbe  opinion  of  tbe  learned  Anaioliua,  bishop  of
Laodicee,  about  A.D.  S70."  {Htk  s  CkronoUgy,
vol.  1.  p.  M.)

HnaiOLta,  a  .dUciple  of  Crates.  He  had  previ-
omly  been  a  follower  of  Theophraatas  and  Xeuocra-
lea ;  tmt  when  be  commeocea  cynic,  be .  committed
their  works  to  tbe  flsmea,  la  the  useleas  dresins  of  idle
apeealation.  In  his  old  age  he  became  ao  disaatiafied
wUb  the  world  that  he  airangled  himaelf.  f^E-t^fi^dy
tfiM.  PUa*..  voL  1.P.  S14.)

MsTBtmoiifB,  I,  an  intimate  friend  of  Epienma.
