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... probable also , that the persons whose names the books bear thould have fabricated fuch paffages ; or even have allowed them a place in their work , if they had not be- lieved them to express the truth . The following obfervation ...
... probable also , that the persons whose names the books bear thould have fabricated fuch paffages ; or even have allowed them a place in their work , if they had not be- lieved them to express the truth . The following obfervation ...
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... probable alfo , that Lyfias and Jofephus spoke of the expedition in its dif- ferent ftages : Lyfias , of thofe who followed the Egyptian out of Jerufalem ; Jofephus , of all who were collected about him after- wards , from different ...
... probable alfo , that Lyfias and Jofephus spoke of the expedition in its dif- ferent ftages : Lyfias , of thofe who followed the Egyptian out of Jerufalem ; Jofephus , of all who were collected about him after- wards , from different ...
Page 363
... which we fee , with others which we imagine , and concerning many of which , it is more than probable we know nothing ; concerning fome , that we have no notion . The observation , which we have exemplified in the single If [ 365 ]
... which we fee , with others which we imagine , and concerning many of which , it is more than probable we know nothing ; concerning fome , that we have no notion . The observation , which we have exemplified in the single If [ 365 ]
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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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