Note 36 — February 12.
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This is a mistake, as Bollandus has pointed out; the cross means the little-horse on which she was extended.
[37] It is uncertain whether he was first at Sebaste or at Berœa. Socrates says he was translated from Berœa to Sebaste, but there are circumstances which make this statement impossible to reconcile with other facts.
[38] Theodoret, lib. v. c. 2.
[39] Lib. v., c. 7.
[40] Lib. vii., c. 10.