...amongst the learned men of Germany. Strauss writes about history and myths, without appearing to have studied the question, but having heard that some pretended...Tacitus, and of St. Paul mistaking such for realities ! " where the wisdom, and where the goodness, which combine to form the great man. I know of no man...

...amongst the learned men of Germany. Strauss writes about history and myths, without appearing to have studied the question, but having heard that some pretended...of men writing mythic histories between the time of Livv and Tacitus, and of St. Paul inibtakina: such for realities!" where the wisdom, and where the...

...appearing to have studied the question, but having heard that some pretended histories arc mvthical, he borrows this notion as an engine to help him out...Tacitus, and of St. Paul mistaking such for realities !" teresting, but not exciting reading ; other points press me more nearly, and seem to have a higher...

...hut having heard that some pretended histor,es aro mythical, he hurrows this notion as an engine 10 help him out of Christianity. But the idea of men...Tacitus. and of St. Paul mistaking such for realities l" where, insomuch that no man yet ever fell or could fall into that heresy by studying the Scriptures...

...amongst the learned men of Germany. Strauss writes about history and myths, without appearing to have studied the question; but having heard that some pretended...Tacitus, and of St. Paul mistaking such for realities !' — Vol. ii. p. 58. This remark of Arnold's is in perfect consonance with his view respecting the...

...myths, without appearing to have studied the question, but having heard that some pretended historiée are mythical, he borrows this notion as an engine...of Christianity. But the idea of men writing mythic historie* between the time of Livy and Tacitus, and of St. Paul mistaking such for realities !" it...

...such a race, and in such an age ! " The idea," exclaims the honest and able historian, Dr. Arnold, " the idea of men writing mythic histories between the...Tacitus, and of St. Paul mistaking such for realities ! " It would hardly be a greater error in the opposite direction, if we were to talk of locomotives,...

...such a race, and in such an age ! " The idea," exclaims the honest and able historian, Dr. Arnold, " the idea of men writing mythic histories between the...Tacitus, and of St. Paul mistaking such for realities ! " It would hardly be a greater error in the opposite direction, if we were to talk of locomotives,...

...among the learned men of Germany. Strauss writes about history and myths, without appearing to have studied the question ; but having heard that some...are mythical, he borrows this notion as an engine to keep him out of Christianity. But the idea of men writing mythic histories between the time of Livy...

...among tbe learned men of Germany. Strauss writes about history and myths, without appearing to have studied the question, but having heard that some pretended...Tacitus, and of St. Paul mistaking such for realities!' Thus it is that the matter appears to one really trained in historical induction. There is no "Coleridgcan...