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... Tacitus , in delivering a relation , which has already been laid before the reader , of the fire which happened at Rome in the tenth year of Nero , which coincides with the thirtieth after Chrift's afcenfion , af- ferts , that the ...
... Tacitus , in delivering a relation , which has already been laid before the reader , of the fire which happened at Rome in the tenth year of Nero , which coincides with the thirtieth after Chrift's afcenfion , af- ferts , that the ...
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... Tacitus speaks ; and given also a very few years before the time of which he is fpeaking ; and which are not , let it be ob- ferved , a collection of fine fayings brought together from different parts of a large work , but ftand in one ...
... Tacitus speaks ; and given also a very few years before the time of which he is fpeaking ; and which are not , let it be ob- ferved , a collection of fine fayings brought together from different parts of a large work , but ftand in one ...
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... Tacitus we may build the following observations ; First , That we are well warranted in call- ing the view under which the learned men of that age beheld Christianity , an obfcure and diftant view . Had Tacitus known more of ...
... Tacitus we may build the following observations ; First , That we are well warranted in call- ing the view under which the learned men of that age beheld Christianity , an obfcure and diftant view . Had Tacitus known more of ...
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Gen | 1 |
Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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