Through publication in The Interpreter's Bible the theory is being given wide currency that Paul's collected letters were published originally in the form of two papyrus rolls, the first containing Ephesians and I and II Corinthians, the second comprising Romans, I and II Thessalonians, Galatians, Colossians-Philemon, and Philippians.

The work of Eusebius of Caesarea has come to be regarded as important for the understanding of the local text of Caesarea. The process by which Eusebius has achieved this position has been exhaustively examined by B. M. Metzger. The present study of the Gospel text of Eusebius is based on a collation of his quotations with the textus receptus, the text of Eusebius being that of the G.C.S. editions in all works except the Praeparatio Evangelica, for which Gifford's edition of 1903 has been used.

Peu D'Articles ont une telle importance, pour la question des rapports entre la pensée grecque et la pensée iranienne, que l'étude publicée en 1923, dans la Zeitschrift für Indologie und Iranistik, par Alb. Götze, sous le titre très significatif de “Persische Weisheit in griechischem Gewande.”

A Roman Synod convoked by Charlemagne met on December ist of the year 800 for the purpose of investigating the accusations levelled against Pope Leo III. In the presence of the pope, the Frankish king presided over an assembly composed of ecclesiastics, Frankish and Roman nobles, including members of the Frankish episcopate — to wit, Arno of Salzburg, Theodulph of Orléans, Riculf of Mayence, Aaron of Angorra, the Saxons Witto and Fredugis, Alcuin's confidants — and other persons of consequence. The eldest son of Charlemagne, Charles, who together with his sisters had accompanied his father to Rome, was another participant.