[Footnote 28: Had the name of Georgians been known to the
Greeks, (Stritter, Memoriae Byzant. tom. iv. Iberica,) I
should derive it from their agriculture, (l. iv. c. 18, p.
289, edit. Wesseling.) But it appears only since the
crusades, among the Latins (Jac. a Vitriaco, Hist. Hierosol.
c. 79, p. 1095) and Orientals, (D'Herbelot, p. 407,) and was
devoutly borrowed from St. George of Cappadocia.]