Footnotes.
Ingentem meminit parvo qui germine quercum

ÆquÆvumque videt consenuisse nemus.

A neighbouring wood born with himself he sees

And loves his old contemporary trees.—Cowley.

99– Je. 2:2, 3.
100– Mat. 21:41, 43.
101– ver. 15.
102– ver. 11, 17, 29; Mat. 11:15.
103– ch. 22:2, 14; Ge. 2:9.
104– ch. 1:8, 17.
105– 1 Ti. 6:18.
106– Ro. 2:28, 29.
107– ch. 3:9.
108– Mat. 10:22.
109– Ja. 1:12.
110– ch. 20:14.
111– ch. 1:16.
112– ver. 9.
113– 2 Ti. 2:12.
114– Nu. 31:16.
115– Ac. 15:29.
116– 1 Co. 6:13, 18.
117– Is. 11:4.
118– ver. 7; ch. 3:6, 13, 22.
119– Ps. 25:14.
120– ch. 3:12; 19:12, 13; Is. 56:4, 5; 65:15.
121– 1 Co. 2:14.
122– ch. 1:14, 15.
123– ver. 2.
124– 1 Ki. 16:31.
125– Ex. 34:15; 1 Co. 10:20, 28.
126– Ro. 2:4; 2 Pe. 3:9.
127– ch. 9:20.
128– Eze. 16:37; 23:29.
129– ch. 6:8.
130– Zep. 1:11.
131– 1 Ch. 28:9; 2 Ch. 6:30; Ps. 7:9; Je. 17:10.
132– Ps. 62:12.
133– 2 Th. 2:9–12.
134– ch. 3:11.
231– ch. 8:10.
232– or, green.
233– Ps. 102:26; Is. 34:4.
234– ch. 16:20; Je. 4:23, 24; Hab. 3:6, 10.
235– Is. 2:19.
236– ch. 9:6; Ho. 10:8; Lu. 23:30.
237– ch. 16:14; Is. 13:6,&c.; Zep. 1:14,&c.
238– Ps. 76:7.
239– Da. 7:2.
240– 2 Ti. 2:19.
241– ch. 6:6.
242– Eze. 9:4.
243– ch. 22:4.
244– ch. 14:1.
245– ch. 5:9; Ro. 11:25.
246– ch. 6:11.
247– Le. 23:40.
248– Zec. 4:7.
249– ch. 19:1; Is. 43:11.
250– ch. 5:13, 14; Jude 25.
251– ch. 6:9; Jn. 16:33.
252– 1 Co. 6:11; He. 9:14.
253– ch. 1:5; 1 Jn. 1:7.
254– ch. 21:3, 4.
255– Is. 49:10.
256– Ps. 121:6; Is. 4:6.
257– Ps. 23:1, 2, 5; 36:8; Is. 40:11.
258– Is. 25:8.
259– ch. 5:1.
260– Lu. 1:19.
261– 2 Ch. 29:25–28.
262– or, add it to.
263– ch. 5:8.
264– ch. 6:9.
265– Ex. 30:1.
266– or, upon.
272– Je. 51:25.
273– Am. 7:4.
274– ch. 16:3,&c.; Ex. 7:19–21.
275– ch. 9:1; Is. 14:12.
276– De. 29:18; Am. 5:7; He. 12:15.
277– Ex. 15:23; Jer. 9:15; 23:15.
278– Is. 13:10; Je. 4:23; Eze. 32:7,8; Joel 2:10; Am. 8:9.
279– “If we were called on to fix a period most calamitous, it would be that from the death of Theodosius to the establishment of the Lombards” (CharlesV pp.11,12).
280– ch. 14:6.
281– ch. 8:10; Lu. 10:18.
282– ch. 17:8; 20:1.
283– Joel 2:2.
284– Ex. 10:4,&c.
285– ver. 10.
286– ch. 6:6.
287– ch. 7:3; Ex. 12:23; Job 2:6; Eze. 9:4.
288– Job 3:21; Je. 8:3.
289– Joel 2:4.
290– Na. 3:17.
291– Da. 7:4, 8.
292– Ps. 57:4; Joel 1:6.
293– Na. 2:4.
294– ver. 5.
295– Ep. 2:2.
296– That is, a destroyer.
297– Foemineas incisas facies prÆferentes, virorum et bene barbatorum fugientia terga confodiunt.
298– ch. 8:13.
299– ch. 16:12; Ge. 2:14; Je. 51:63.
300– or, at.
301– ch. 8:7–9.
302– Eze. 38:4; Da. 11:40.
303– Ps. 68:17.
304– ch. 7:4.
305– 1 Ch. 12:8; Is. 5:28, 29.
306– Is. 9:15; Ep. 4:14.
307– Je. 5:3; 8:6.
308– Le. 17:7; 1 Co. 10:20.
309– Ps. 135:15; Is. 40:19, 20.
310– ch. 22:15.
311– “As the Julian year equalled 365 days 6 hours, the Apocalyptic period would, on the year-day principle, be in amount as follows:—
Ayear = 3651/4 days = 365 years +1/4 yr.
Amonth = 30 days = 30 years.
Aday = = 1 year.
396 years.

1/4 of a prophetic day or year (left out above) = 911/4 days.

An hour = 1/24 of a prophetic day or year = 151/6 days.

Total = years 396 + 106 days.”

Elliott, i. p. 496.
312– Mandat Chalifa tuÆ curÆ omne id terrarum quod Deus ejus curÆ et imperio commisit; tibique civium piorum, fidelium, Deum colentium, tutclam sublocatorio nomine demandat.
313– In the Hereford Discussion, between the Rev.J. Venn and Rev.James Waterworth, it was admitted by the latter, an able and learned Romish priest, that Bonaventura’s Psalter to the Virgin Mary, turning the addresses to God into addresses to the Virgin, was blasphemy (Elliott, ii.25).
314– Romanus Pontifex viros claros, et qui sanctimoni floruerunt, et eorum exigentibus clarissimis meritis aliorum sanctorum numero aggregari mereritur—inter sanctos prÆdictos debet collocare, et ut sanctos ab omnibus Christi fidelibus coli, venerari, et ADORARI mandare.
315– “If you wish to see the horrors of these ages” (the Middle Ages), says Chateaubriand, Dict. Hist. tom. iii.420, “read the Councils.”
316– His character is told in the well-known epigram—

Octo nocens pueros genuit, totidemque puellas:

Hunc merito potuit dicere Roma patrem.
317– Eze. 1:28.
318– ch. 1:15,16; Mat. 17:2.
319– For the proof of this, see Elliott, ii.92.
320– ch. 8:5; 14:2.
321– Da. 8:26; 12:4, 9.
ternal">442–		 ch. 13:14–16.
443– Ps. 75:8.
444– ch. 19:20.
445– Is. 34:10.
446– Is. 57:20, 21.
447– 1Th. 4:14, 16.
448– or, from henceforth saith the Spirit, Yea.
449– Eze. 1:26; Da. 7:13.
450– Joel 3:13.
451– Je. 51:33; Mat. 13:39.
452– or, dried.
453– ver.15.
454– ch. 19:15.
455– Is. 63:3.
456– He. 13:11, 12.
457– Is. 34:7.
458– ch. 19:14.
459– ch. 14:10.
460– ch. 4:6.
461– Is. 4:4, 5.
462– ch. 13:15–17.
463– ch. 14:2.
464– Ex. 15:1–19; De. 32:1–43.
465– ch. 14:3.
466– Ho. 14:9.
467– or, nations, or ages, ch. 17:14.
468– Je. 10:7.
469– 1 Sa. 2:2.
470– Is. 45:23.
471– ch. 11:19.
472– Is. 6:4.
473– Ps. 29:9.
474– ch. 15:1, 7.
475– ch. 8:7.
476– Ex. 9:8–11.
477– ch. 13:15–17.
478– ch. 8:8.
Lu.18:7,8.
569– Je. 51:64.
570– Je. 25:10.
571– Je. 7:34; 16:9; 33:11.
572– Is. 23:8.
573– 2 Ki. 9:22; Na. 3:4.
574– Je. 51:49.
575– ch. 11:15.
576– ver. 3, 4, 6.
577– ch. 7:10, 12.
578– ch. 16:7.
579– ch. 18:20.
580– ch. 18:9, 18; Is. 34:10.
581– Ps. 135:1.
582– Ps. 97:1, 12.
583– Mat. 25:10.
584– Is. 52:1.
585– ch. 3:4; Is. 61:10.
586– or, bright.
587– Ps. 132:9.
588– Lu. 14:15.
589– ch. 3:20.
590– ch. 22:6.
591– ch. 22:8, 9.
592– Ac. 10:43; 1 Pe. 1:10, 11.
593– ch. 6:2.
594– ch. 3:14.
595– Ps. 45:3, 4; Is. 11:4.
596– ch. 1:14; 2:18.
597– ch. 6:2; Ca. 3:11; Is.62:3; Zec.9:16; He.2:9.
598– ch. 3:12.
599– Jn. 1:1.
600– Mat. 28:3.
601– ch. 1:16.
602– Ps. 2:9.
603– Is. 63:3.
604– ch. 17:14.

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