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CvpniAN OF Carthage. A. D. 248. 29
Latins, who tliouglit all M'holesome food genorally oaten l)y
men, to be lawful ; or, that tliey were under no obligation
to observe a distinction of meats.
Beside these writers. Mill refers also to Euchcrius of the
fifth, and Fulgentius of the sixth century, as favouring- the
omission of the particular in dispute. But 1 do not think it
needful to g-o any lower.
However, we ought not to pass by the one single manu-
script on that side the question :
it is tlie fomous Cand)ri