Footnote 320: 1 Corinthians xiv. Footnote 321: “Das Christenthum ist das allerveränderlichste; das ist sein besonderer Ruhm.”—Rothe, _Stille Stunden_, p. 357. Footnote 322: Acts xxviii. 13; Rom. xv. 24; 2 Tim. iv. 10; 1 Peter i. 1. Footnote 323: Greg. Nyss. _Op._ iii. 574. Footnote 324: Keim, _Rom und Christenthum_, p. 417. Footnote 325: Uhlhorn, _Conflict of Christianity_, pp. 54, 90. Footnote 326: Neander, _Church History_, vol. i. pp. 10, 40. Footnote 327: Orig. _cont. Cels._ iii. 44-54; Tatian, c. 33; Minut. Felix, _Octav._ 8. 12; Tertull. _Apolog._ 37 _et passim_. Footnote 328: Newman, _Grammar of Assent_, pp. 460 _seq._ Footnote 329: Kullavagga, iv. 14. 25; also _ibid._ vii. 1. 5; _Sacred Books of the East_, vol. xx. Footnote 330: E. Burnouf, _Science of Religions_, p. 288, notes the analogy between Pryadarsi and “a man greatly beloved” in Daniel ix. 23. Footnote 331: See _Lotus de la bonne Loi_, App. x. p. 659 _seq._: Prinsep’s trans., _Jour. Asiat. Soc. Beng._ vol. vii. pp. 219 _seq._; Prof. H. H. Wilson’s, vol. xii. of _Jour. Asiat. Soc. Beng._ pp. 153 _seq._ Footnote 332: Wheeler, _History of India_, vol. iii. p. 214. Footnote 333: T. W. Rhys Davids, _Handbook of Buddhism_, p. 225. Footnote 334: Dipavamso, chap. viii. Footnote 335: T. W. Rhys Davids, _Handbook of Buddhism_, p. 259. Footnote 336: _Buddhist Records of the Western World_, trans. by Prof. Beal, vol. i.; Fo-Kwo-ki, chap. xxii. p. xlix, vol. ii; Hiuen Tsiang, B. vi. pp. 13, 14. Footnote 337: Lassen, _Indische Alterth._ vol. ii. p. 1078; vol. iv. p. 741. Footnote 338: Dr. Beal, _Buddhism in China_, p. 61; Dr. Edkins, _Chinese Buddhism_, Preface, p. i. Footnote 339: _Buddhism in Tibet_, E. Schlagintweit, pp. 61-75. Footnote 340: _Comparative Progress of Ancient and Modern Missions._ Footnote 341: Dr. Maclear, _Gradual Conversion of Europe_, pp. 6-12. Footnote 342: _Nouveau Journ. Asiat._ pp. 106, 137, 139. Footnote 343: Dr. Edkins, _Chinese Buddhism_, pp. 84, 207. Footnote 344: