xxx--G.] [Footnote 129: His heresy (like those of Noetus and Sabellius, in the same century) tended to confound the mysterious distinction of the divine persons.

See Mosheim, p.

702, &c.] [Footnote 129a: "Her favorite, (Zenobia's,) Paul of Samosata, seems to have entertained some views of attempting a union between Judaism and Christianity; both parties rejected the unnatural alliance." Hist.
of Jews, iii.

175, and Jost.

Geschichte der Israeliter, iv.167.