The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 169
... Fathers , he hath done more injury to his cause than it is in the power of Dupin himself to rectify . That not one faint trace , no , not even the faintest shadow of polygamy should be perceived in the Apoftolic Fathers , would be ...
... Fathers , he hath done more injury to his cause than it is in the power of Dupin himself to rectify . That not one faint trace , no , not even the faintest shadow of polygamy should be perceived in the Apoftolic Fathers , would be ...
Page 169
... Fathers , he hath done more injury to his cause than it is in the power of Dupin himself to rectify . That not one faint trace , no , not even the fainteft fhadow of polygamy should be perceived in the Apoftolic Fathers , would be ...
... Fathers , he hath done more injury to his cause than it is in the power of Dupin himself to rectify . That not one faint trace , no , not even the fainteft fhadow of polygamy should be perceived in the Apoftolic Fathers , would be ...
Page 181
... fathers of the Chriftian church ; and the teftimony of Juftin must be regarded as of fingular weight and confequence ; for he flourished but half a century after the apoftles . Theophilus of Antioch ( whofe name is not even mentioned by ...
... fathers of the Chriftian church ; and the teftimony of Juftin must be regarded as of fingular weight and confequence ; for he flourished but half a century after the apoftles . Theophilus of Antioch ( whofe name is not even mentioned by ...
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