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Page 134
... Romans , and the Jews . This variety renders a forgery pro- portionably more difficult , efpecially to wri- ters of a pofterior age . A Greek or Roman Chriftian , who lived in the fecond or third century , would have been wanting in ...
... Romans , and the Jews . This variety renders a forgery pro- portionably more difficult , efpecially to wri- ters of a pofterior age . A Greek or Roman Chriftian , who lived in the fecond or third century , would have been wanting in ...
Page 149
... Roman province at all . IX . ( p . 152. ) It appears , as well from the general conftitution of a Roman pro- vince , as from what Jofephus delivers con- cerning the fate of Judea in particular † , that the power of life and death ...
... Roman province at all . IX . ( p . 152. ) It appears , as well from the general conftitution of a Roman pro- vince , as from what Jofephus delivers con- cerning the fate of Judea in particular † , that the power of life and death ...
Page 172
... Roman ? He faid , Yea . " The circumftance here to be noticed is , that a few was a Roman citizen . 13 . " Lucius Jof . Ant . lib . xiv . c . 10 , fec . Lentulus , the conful , declared , I have dif- miffed from the service the Jewish Roman ...
... Roman ? He faid , Yea . " The circumftance here to be noticed is , that a few was a Roman citizen . 13 . " Lucius Jof . Ant . lib . xiv . c . 10 , fec . Lentulus , the conful , declared , I have dif- miffed from the service the Jewish Roman ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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