(p. 665.)
The pope appears to have imposed on the ignorance of the Greeks:
he lived and died in the Lateran; and in his time all the kingdoms
of the West had embraced Christianity.
May not this unknown Septetus have some reference to
the chief of the Saxon Heptarchy, to Ina king of Wessex,
who, in the pontificate of Gregory the Second,
visited Rome for the purpose, not of baptism, but of pilgrimage!
Pagi. A., 89, No. 2. A.D. 726, No. 15.)