Note 044
Tillemont, Mem. Eccles. tom. xi. p. 441-500. The ambigous
situation of Theophilus - a saint, as the friend of
Jerom; a devil, as the enemy of Chrysostom - produces a sort
of impartiality; yet, upon the whole, the balance is justly
inclined against him.
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