Fragment on Church history, drawn mainly from the Annales of Baronius

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: Ms. 704, The Babson College Grace K. Babson Collection of the Works of Sir Isaac Newton, The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, California, USA

Published online: November 2009

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Basilius M. fit Presbiter Cæsariensis Anno 362. Baron 362. 56. Imp. Iul. primus introduxit | fuit pater & primus introductor monachatum in Armeniam Pontum Paphlagoniam & vicinas provincias. (Baron 361. 50, 51). idque post annum 354 (Baron 354. 36, 37.) nam eo vel sequenti anno ab Athenis studio rerum philosophicarum peregrè profectus, incidit in Monachos Ægypti et Syriæ & eorum inflammatus exemplo reversus in patriam [idem vivendi genus consectatus est. Baron 354. 37 & 362. 55. & Basil ep 79 ad Eustachium.] & aliquos ibi vidites eorum institutionem sectari cœpisse ipse idem vivendi genus aggreditur Baron 354. 37 & 362. 55 & sequ. Basil ep 79. & sub id tempus etiam Præsbiter evasit

Anno 362 Monachi qui sub Basilio erant/ Ob turbas concitatas Imperator valde succensuit urbi et Eusebio, & inde Eusebius in odio cœpit habere Basilium & opprimere quasi authorem totius rei. – Ergo adversus

De persecutione Constantij. Iulianus ad Bosternos epist ad fin. ed. Græcè Baron 362. 155/ De nece Georgij & sclere. Ammian lib 22. Baron 362. {3}62.