The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Том 1J.A. James, 1841 |
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... Christians , like M. Guizot and ourselves , will see some things and some persons in a different light from the ... Christianity has been urged with greater force , or traced with higher eloquence , that that deduced from its primary ...
... Christians , like M. Guizot and ourselves , will see some things and some persons in a different light from the ... Christianity has been urged with greater force , or traced with higher eloquence , that that deduced from its primary ...
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... Christianity proclaims its Divine Author chiefly in its first origin and development . When it had once received its ... Christians in every age with bitter and almost malignant sarcasm ; reluctantly , and with exception and reservation ...
... Christianity proclaims its Divine Author chiefly in its first origin and development . When it had once received its ... Christians in every age with bitter and almost malignant sarcasm ; reluctantly , and with exception and reservation ...
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... Christianity alone takes the form of a cold and critical disquisition . The successes of barbarous energy and brute force call forth all the consum- mate skill of composition ; while the moral triumphs of Christian benev . olence , the ...
... Christianity alone takes the form of a cold and critical disquisition . The successes of barbarous energy and brute force call forth all the consum- mate skill of composition ; while the moral triumphs of Christian benev . olence , the ...
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... Christian Religion , and the Sentiments , Manners , Numbers , and Condition of the primitive Christians . A D ' PAGE Importance of the Inquiry Its Difficulties 249 ib . Five Causes of the Growth of Christianity 250 I. THE FIRST CAUSE ...
... Christian Religion , and the Sentiments , Manners , Numbers , and Condition of the primitive Christians . A D ' PAGE Importance of the Inquiry Its Difficulties 249 ib . Five Causes of the Growth of Christianity 250 I. THE FIRST CAUSE ...
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... Christians ... .... 303 ib . Oppression of the Jews and Christians by Domitian ..... Execution of Clemens the Consul .... Ignorance of Pliny concerning the Chris- tians .... Trajan and his Successors establish a legal Mode of Proceeding ...
... Christians ... .... 303 ib . Oppression of the Jews and Christians by Domitian ..... Execution of Clemens the Consul .... Ignorance of Pliny concerning the Chris- tians .... Trajan and his Successors establish a legal Mode of Proceeding ...
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