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... also compare Jof . Ant . 1. xviii . c . 6. fec . 4. " Herodias was married to Herod , fon of Herod the Great . They had a daughter , whofe name was Salome ; after The affinity of the two accounts is unquestionable ; but there is a ...
... also compare Jof . Ant . 1. xviii . c . 6. fec . 4. " Herodias was married to Herod , fon of Herod the Great . They had a daughter , whofe name was Salome ; after The affinity of the two accounts is unquestionable ; but there is a ...
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... also two claufes in the former part of the letter which indicate the same thing ; one , in which he declares that he had " never been prefent at any trials of Christians , and therefore knew not what was the usual subject of enquiry and ...
... also two claufes in the former part of the letter which indicate the same thing ; one , in which he declares that he had " never been prefent at any trials of Christians , and therefore knew not what was the usual subject of enquiry and ...
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... also add , that I think it fufficient- ly proved , that the notion of magic was reforted to by the heathen adversaries of Christianity , in like manner as that of dia- bolical agency had before been by the Jews . Justin Martyr alledges ...
... also add , that I think it fufficient- ly proved , that the notion of magic was reforted to by the heathen adversaries of Christianity , in like manner as that of dia- bolical agency had before been by the Jews . Justin Martyr alledges ...
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The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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