Finibus Sacerdotii et Imperii,’ a learned and judicious work which the court of Rome hastened to condemn.—For original see Appendix C. CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE FIRST CENTURY. YEAR 1. St Peter, 66 2. St. Lin, son of Hercolanus, born at Volterra in Toscany, died in 78 3. St. Anaclet, or Clet, died in 91 4. St. Clement, son of Faustinas, born at Rome, died in 100 SECOND CENTURY. 5. St. Evanstas, born in Syria, died in 109 6. St. Alexander I. 119 7. St. Sixtus I. born at Rome, 127 8. St. Telesphore, 139 9. St. Hyginus, died in 142 10. St. Pius I. 157 11. St. Anacetus, 168 12. St. Soter, born at Fondi, 177 13. St. Eleutberius, died the last day of the year 192 14. St. Victor, 202 THIRD CENTURY. 15. St. Zephirinus, died in 219 16. St. Calixtus I. 14th October, 222 17. St. Urban I. 25th May, 230 18. St. Pontien, 28th Sept. 235 19. St. Antherus, 3rd Jan. 236 20. St. Fabian, 28th Jan. 250 21. St. Cornelius, 14th Sept. 253 22. St. Lucius, I. 4th or 5th March, 255 28. St. Stephen I. 2nd Aug. 257 24. St. Sixtus II. 6th Aug. 258 25. St. Dionysius, 26th Dec. 269 26. St. Felix I. 22nd Dec. 274 27. St. Eutychian, 7th or 8th Dec. 283 28. St. Caius, 22nd April, 296 29. St. Marcellinus, 24th Oct. 304 FOURTH CENTURY. 30. St. Marcellus, a Roman by birth, died 16th Jan. 310 31. St. Eusebius, 26th Sept. 310 32. St. Miltiades or Melchiades, died 10th or 11th Jan. 314 33. St. Sylvester I. born at Rome, died 31st Dec. 335 Pretended donation of Constantine. Council of Nice, 1st oecumenical, in 325 34. St. Mark, died the 7th Oct. 336 35. St. Julius I. a Roman by birth, died 13th April, 352