John Nicholas Murphy says of Pope St. Anicetus to St. Polycarp: “...Anicetus, further, in order to testify his respect for his venerable visitor, allowed him to celebrate the Eucharistic sacrifice, in his place, in his own church. (Eusebius, “Ecclesiastical History,” book v. chap. 24)” in his work “The Chair of Peter: Or the Papacy Considered in Its Institution, Development and Organization, and in the Benefits Which, for Over Eighteen Centuries it Has Conferred on Mankind” pub. 1886, Burns and Oates, Nihil Obstat, Imprimatur.)