Apostle of Infidelity, The

Voltaire. A poll on i us, surnamed Tyanæus (from his birth- Apostle of Ireland, The. St. Patrick. place). Born at Tyana, Cappadocia, Asia Minor, Apostle of Peru, The. The Jesuit Alonso de about 4 B. c.: died about 97 (?) A. D. A Pytha- Barcena. wonder-worker, whose life and supposed mirathew. gore an philosopher and reputed magician and Apostle of Temperance, The. Theobald Ma cles have often been compared with those of Apostle of the English, The. Augustine the Christ. "He studied first in the Greek schools at Tarsus, mi ionary to England. and was led to the adoption of the Pythagorean philoso- Apostle of the French, The. St. Denis. phy. This he combined with the legerdemain practised Apostle to the Friesians, The. St. Will i brod, some of the As clepe i a, and a journey to the of magic in Babylonia and Persia, and to the confines of mi ionary to Fries land. India, initiated him into the theurgic practices of the Apostle of the Gauls, The. St. Irenæus. East." His life by Phi lost ratus, which is largely, if not Apostle of the Gentiles, The. St. Paul. controversial purpose), presents striking similarities with Apostle of the Highlanders, The. St. Co wholly, fabulous (and which was doubtle written that of Jesus. Divine honors were paid to him in the 3d lumba. century, and his bust was placed by Alexander Severus in Apostle of the Indians, The. John Eliot. his lararium with those of Abraham, Orpheus, and Christ. Apostle of the Indies, The. St. Francis Xa