Ti»  Greek  church  baa  nnmbered  him  imoag  the  c«n-
fessors,  from  his  having  resiated  aU  tbe  attempta  that
ware  Blade  to  difw  him  over  to  the  Monotbelitea.  bv
which  he  was  banished  to  Cotehia,  whew  ha  died  AJX
66S.   AmooB  otbei  wMka.  we  hate  from  hiiB  a  wpm-
ciea  of  AothMoor,  divided  into  71  ch^fMia,  and  eali*
tied  KO^aiaw  OooXoyuta,  #tm  lAffoi  km  ita^optim
^iKUfaw  Twv  ra  Ka9  j/wc  Eoi  tCv  ^pa0*».    It  diSm
from  the  Antholi^  of  Stob»us  in  containiag  acloc-
tiooa  alao  froiti  the  ecriptarea  and  from  eccleaiaslioal
writfca.   Tbe  works  of  Manmaa  were  edited  bjr  Coan-
befia,  Paris,  I67S,  8  vole,  fal.— VI.  Aa  eecleeiastical
writer,  a  bishop  of  Turin  (Aufnulo  TnrinorHmX  who
died  subsequently  to  46&  A.D.    He  was  one  of  iba
most  eloquent  speakers  of  the  Wasteni  Cborch.  Masf
of  his  bfHnilies  remsiiL
MazIca.    Vtd.  Cwasraa  ad  Argwam.
Mazaca  a  people  of  Sarmalia,  in  the  vimi^  of
the  Palua  Mwttia.   (Ptia.,  ft,  7.)

Maxicaa,  a  people  of  Mauritania  CaaarieBaM,  also
called  1^  Bomo  writem,  Maxyes,  and  Machnaa.
(Sttph.  B^.*  a.  a.— Amtw.  JTarulLi  Sl^  S&.—
finat,  Aff.,  e.  81.)  ^   ..
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V«llam  SevMi.   Tbqr  m  Um  mum  with  ibe  MbkUb.
M'Pit,  dinghMr  of  £AtM^  king  of  Cdcbis,  and
bmed  far  bai  skill  in  aorcerj  aod  ancbanUneot.
