The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 3T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies, 1802 - Byzantine Empire |
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... Son of an Eternal Father , and the Creator and Governor of the world . Such appear to have been , the fecret doctrines which were cautiously whispered . in the gardens of the academy ; and which , ac- cording to the more recent ...
... Son of an Eternal Father , and the Creator and Governor of the world . Such appear to have been , the fecret doctrines which were cautiously whispered . in the gardens of the academy ; and which , ac- cording to the more recent ...
Page 325
Edward Gibbon. CHA P. the powers or the duration of the Son of an eternal and omnipotent Father . Fourscore years after the death of Chrift , the Christians of Bithynia de- clared before the tribunal of Pliny , that they in- voked him as ...
Edward Gibbon. CHA P. the powers or the duration of the Son of an eternal and omnipotent Father . Fourscore years after the death of Chrift , the Christians of Bithynia de- clared before the tribunal of Pliny , that they in- voked him as ...
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... Son , and in the Holy Ghost : " " To the father , and the Sọn in the Holy Ghoft : " and " To the " Father in the Son and the Holy Ghost . " 148 After the exile of Euftathius , under the reign of Conftantine , the rigid party of the ...
... Son , and in the Holy Ghost : " " To the father , and the Sọn in the Holy Ghoft : " and " To the " Father in the Son and the Holy Ghost . " 148 After the exile of Euftathius , under the reign of Conftantine , the rigid party of the ...
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