The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 8T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies, 1802 - Byzantine Empire |
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... Christ , is 130 The Inftitutes are filent , but we may confult the Codes of Theodofius ( 1. iii . tit . xvi . with Godefroy's Commentary , tom . i . P. 310-315 . ) and Justinian ( 1. v . tit . xvii . ) , the Pandects ( 1. xxiv . tit ...
... Christ , is 130 The Inftitutes are filent , but we may confult the Codes of Theodofius ( 1. iii . tit . xvi . with Godefroy's Commentary , tom . i . P. 310-315 . ) and Justinian ( 1. v . tit . xvii . ) , the Pandects ( 1. xxiv . tit ...
Page 193
... Christ- ian Arabs , Eutychius ( Annal . tom . ii . p . 200-208 . ) and Abul- pharagius ( Dynaft . p . 96-98 . ) , appear to have confulted fome par- ticular memoirs . The great Perfian hiftorians of the xvth century , Mirkhond and ...
... Christ- ian Arabs , Eutychius ( Annal . tom . ii . p . 200-208 . ) and Abul- pharagius ( Dynaft . p . 96-98 . ) , appear to have confulted fome par- ticular memoirs . The great Perfian hiftorians of the xvth century , Mirkhond and ...
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... Christ . While his blood was still recent on mount Calvary " , the Docetes , a numerous and learned fect of Afiatics , invented the phantaftic fyftem , which was afterwards propagated by the Marcionites , the Manichæans , and the ...
... Christ . While his blood was still recent on mount Calvary " , the Docetes , a numerous and learned fect of Afiatics , invented the phantaftic fyftem , which was afterwards propagated by the Marcionites , the Manichæans , and the ...
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