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... probable , that these were the executions to which the poet refers . These things , as hath already been observed , took place within thirty - one years after Christ's. * Forfan " deducis . " served , * Lard . Heath . Test . v . ii [ 48 ]
... probable , that these were the executions to which the poet refers . These things , as hath already been observed , took place within thirty - one years after Christ's. * Forfan " deducis . " served , * Lard . Heath . Test . v . ii [ 48 ]
Page 64
... observed , come not from one author , but from many ) were put in , merely to induce a belief in after - ages , that the first Christanis were exposed to dangers which they were not exposed to , or underwent sufferings which they did ...
... observed , come not from one author , but from many ) were put in , merely to induce a belief in after - ages , that the first Christanis were exposed to dangers which they were not exposed to , or underwent sufferings which they did ...
Page 100
... observed , is highly probable , and almost a neceffary con- sequence of their new profeffion , viz . that , together with activity and courage in propa- gating the religion , the primitive followers of Jesus affumed , upon their ...
... observed , is highly probable , and almost a neceffary con- sequence of their new profeffion , viz . that , together with activity and courage in propa- gating the religion , the primitive followers of Jesus affumed , upon their ...
Page 122
... observed , there is no reason for imagining that the Christians were more numerous in Bithynia than in many other parts of the Roman empire : it cannot , I should suppose , after this , be believed , that the religion , and the ...
... observed , there is no reason for imagining that the Christians were more numerous in Bithynia than in many other parts of the Roman empire : it cannot , I should suppose , after this , be believed , that the religion , and the ...
Page 190
... observed to stand there as acknowledged truth , i . e . to be in- troduced without hesitation , doubt , or apo- logy . It is to be observed also , that as this epistle was written in the name of the church of Rome , and addressed to ...
... observed to stand there as acknowledged truth , i . e . to be in- troduced without hesitation , doubt , or apo- logy . It is to be observed also , that as this epistle was written in the name of the church of Rome , and addressed to ...
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