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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Deacons
		With the reading of the Gospel should also probably be connected the occasional, though rare, appearance of the deacon in the office of preacher.
		Actual preaching by a deacon, however, despite the precedent of the deacon Philip, was at all periods rare, and the Arian bishop of Antioch, Leontius, was censured for letting his deacon Aetius preach.
		On the other hand, the greatest preacher of the East Syrian Church, Ephraem Syrus, is said by all the early authorities to have been only a deacon, though a phase in his own writings (Opp.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/04647c.htm (3790 words)

	Hellenistic Astrology [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
		Plato gives the planets and stars a divine ontological status absent in the writings of the pre-Socratics, many of whom took the planets and stars to be material bodies of one substance or another.
		Cicero stated that Diogenes of Babylon believed astrologers are capable of predicting disposition and praxis (one's life activity), but not much else.
		Diogenes, though, is said to have calculated a 'Great Year' in his earlier years (Aetius, De placitis reliquiae, 364.7-10).
	www.iep.utm.edu /a/astr-hel.htm (19004 words)

	"Natural Magick" - "Glossery/Index - A"
		Aetius - A Roman general, patrician, and consul, b.
		Nicander does mightily cry up for an Antidote against Poison, Fountain water in which Gold had been quenched.
		Supposing, that it imparts some of its Virtue to the water in the extinction.
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