...translation will be submitted. The letter Va is similar to Ba. The alphabet belongs in my opinion to the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth century of the Christian era. It is difficult to make out where the temple of Vishnu and the Vishnupada-giri were...

..." Dravidas of Kanchi," in the sixth, eighth, and the middle of the ninth century. But the Pallavas of the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth century seem to have been strong enough to defeat the early Chalukyan chief Jayasimha, if we are to believe...

...Pulikési I. crossed the Narbadá and took Vátápi (or Bádámi). These events probably occurred at the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth century of our era, because Pulikési I. was the son of Ranarága, Buddha Varmá's brother, and his cousin Vijaya's...

..." Dravidae of Canchy," in the sixth, eighth, and the middle of the ninth century. But the 1'allavaa of the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth century were strong enough to defeat the early Chalnokyan chief, Jayasimha, if a story is to be believed which...

...died a martyr's death. The works attributed to St. Dionysius, although really written by some forger of the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth century, were at this time regarded as genuine. Hence, the Greek Emperor's gift was very highly prized in France,...

...document containing the Eoman rite is a Sacramentarium discovered by Branchini in a Veronese manuscript of the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth century, from which we can very clearly ascertain the position of the Eoman Liturgy in the fifth century before...

...harmonize in design with the site of the columns. This pavement was found covered with loose copper coins of the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth century, which with other rubbish bore marks of the action of fire. The central hall had an upper story or colonnade...

...hanging censers, or censers held in the hand. There is a curious passage in the life of St. Theodosius, of the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth century/ which is rather an instance of magical use or divination, than of a sacrificial use of incense. Theodosius,...

...of the Old Synagogue at Cairo, the text being ascribed on the ground of the style of the writing to the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth century of our era (Burkitt, p. 10). It contains 3 Ki. xxi. (1 Kings xx.) 7-17, 4 Ki. (2 Kings) xxiii. 11-27....

...to this section, Kriiger, Quellen, 2nd ed. 1912, § 38, pp. 336-348.) have been written in France in the end of the fifth or beginning of the sixth century of our era. SECTION 82. — THE ROMANO-BARBARIAN CODES This title is usually applied to three collections...