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... fact which will not be difputed . They therefore who stood forth to preach the religion , must neceffarily reproach these rulers with an execution , which they could not but represent as an unjust and cruel murder . This would not ...
... fact which will not be difputed . They therefore who stood forth to preach the religion , must neceffarily reproach these rulers with an execution , which they could not but represent as an unjust and cruel murder . This would not ...
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... fact , the two follow- ing inferences may be fairly drawn : first , that , if , in the space of thirty - four years from its commencement , the religion had fpread throughout Judea , had extended it- felf to Rome , and there had ...
... fact , the two follow- ing inferences may be fairly drawn : first , that , if , in the space of thirty - four years from its commencement , the religion had fpread throughout Judea , had extended it- felf to Rome , and there had ...
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... + In matutinâ nuper fpectatus arenâ Mucius , impofuit qui fua membra focis , Si patiens fortifque tibi durufque videtur , Abderitanæ pectora plebis habes ; could Nam could fhew the notoriety of the fact with more certainty [ 52 ]
... + In matutinâ nuper fpectatus arenâ Mucius , impofuit qui fua membra focis , Si patiens fortifque tibi durufque videtur , Abderitanæ pectora plebis habes ; could Nam could fhew the notoriety of the fact with more certainty [ 52 ]
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In Three Parts ... William Paley. could fhew the notoriety of the fact with more certainty than this does . Martial's testimony , as well indeed as Pliny's , goes alfo to another point , viz . that the deaths of these men were martyrdoms ...
In Three Parts ... William Paley. could fhew the notoriety of the fact with more certainty than this does . Martial's testimony , as well indeed as Pliny's , goes alfo to another point , viz . that the deaths of these men were martyrdoms ...
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... facts , and by arguments and difcourfes built upon thefe facts , either referring to them , or ne- ceffarily prefuppofing them , I remark this variety , because in examin- ing ancient records , or indeed any species of testimony ing [ 56 ]
... facts , and by arguments and difcourfes built upon thefe facts , either referring to them , or ne- ceffarily prefuppofing them , I remark this variety , because in examin- ing ancient records , or indeed any species of testimony ing [ 56 ]
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