Pictavis,  about  the  year   of  our  Lord   270 ;    Ticonius,   the  Grajc-
African,  anno  dom.  390 ;   Saint  Hierome  to  Anatolius,  anno
dom.  410 ;    and   Saint  Austin  also,   anno   dom.    420 ;   with
divers  other  more.     Primasius,  bishop  of  Uticina,  wrote  five
little   books  upon  this  Apocalypse  unto   Castorius,  whereof  Joan.^
this  is  the  beginning :    Tuis  vir  illustris  et  religiose   Cas-  Eeccsle^ipt*
tori;   (which  volume  I   have  read ;)   and    he   lived  in  the
year  of  our  Lord  440.     Aprigius,  bishop  of  Pacem  in  Spain,  £™j£££
made  a  notable  work  upon  the  same  about  the  year  of  our
Lord  530.      So  did  Cassiodorus  Apulus,  as  Petrus  Equilinus  **^*
calleth    him,    anno   dom.   570,   and   called   his   book    Com-
plexiones  in  Apocalypsim.     So  did  Isidorus  junior,  the  bishop  J^n-  ^
of  Hispalis  in  Spain,  anno  dom.   630;   with  all  those  that  |«JJ£
here  folio  weth,  of  whom  I  have  seen  almost  so  many  as  have
their  beginnings  here  registered.
Ex  Benedictinis  monachis.
Beda  presbyter  Anglos,  Lib.  in.    Apocalypsis  sancti  Jo-
atinis  in  qua.
256  THE  IMAGE  OF  BOTH  CHURCHES.
Alcuinus  monachus,  Anglus,  Lib.  i.
Haymo  Hirsueldensis,  Germanus,  Lib.  VH.  Legimus  in
ccclesiastica  historia.
Strabus  Fuldensis,  Germanus,  Lib.  i.  Sicut  in  secularibus
literis.
Itabanus  Maurus,  Germanus,  Lib.  i.
Ambrosius  Ansbertus,  Gallus,  Lib.  x.  De  illustrations
afflatus.
Hobertus  Tuiciensis,  Germanus,  Lib.  xir.  Ut  tu  quoque
venerabilis  colo.
Joachim  Abbas,  Calaber,  Lib.  vm.  Quia  profunda  libri
hujus.
Monachus  quidam  Cantuariensis,  Lib.  i.  Legitur  Genesis
xxviii.  Vidit.
Casterton  monachus,  Anglus,  Lib.  i.  Posuit  castra  sua  in
media.
Ex  Canonicis  Regularibus.
Richardus  de  Sancto  Victore,  Scotus,  Lib.  i.
Gaufredus  Antisiodorensis,  Gallus,  Lib.  i.
Ex   Carthusianis  monachis.
Henricus  de  Hassia,  Germanus,  Lib.  i.
Dionysius  Rikel,  Germanus,  Lib.  i.  Ecce  puer  meus  electus.
Ex  Sacerdotibus  profanis.
