[Footnote 40: Such as the rational Basnage (ad tom. i.
Variar. Lection. Canisine in Praefat. c. 2, p. 11 - 23) and
La Croze, the universal scholar, (Christianisme des Indes,
tom. i. p. 16 - 20. De l'Ethiopie, p. 26, 27. The saur.
Epist. p. 176, &c., 283, 285.) His free sentence is
confirmed by that of his friends Jablonski (Thesaur. Epist.
tom. i. p. 193 - 201) and Mosheim, (idem. p. 304, Nestorium
crimine caruisse est et mea sententia;) and three more
respectable judges will not easily be found. Asseman, a
learned and modest slave, can hardly discern (Bibliothec.
Orient. tom. iv. p. 190 - 224) the guilt and error of the
Nestorians.]