else; WE do, therefore, in our fatherly care, earnestly beseech and exhort you all, by the Grace of the Holy Spirit, to concur personally, and with one accord, in the laudable design of the aforesaid Powers; that so ye may be firmly and immoveably possessed of the desired liberty; and that ye may henceforth abide in that political harmony, and good government, which will be pleasing to God, salutary to your posterity, and finally lead to eternal life, and a happy futurity. This is the sum of OUR wishes. The Grace of God, and the prayers and blessings of our spiritual jurisdiction, be upon you all!

The India, by which the Patriarch dates, is an epoch containing a cycle, or revolution of fifteen years; which, when expired, begins anew, and thus goes on without intermission. According to the usual method of reducing it to our era, Ινδικιώνος Εν Μηνὶ Σεπτεμβρίῳ Β, should mean, September the 20, #798, the first year of the Indiction.

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