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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Page 269
... monks of Egypt and the Catholics of Africa , could produce the express declaration of fcripture , that man was made after the image of his creator " . The vene- rable Serapian , one of the faints of the Nitrian defert , relinquished ...
... monks of Egypt and the Catholics of Africa , could produce the express declaration of fcripture , that man was made after the image of his creator " . The vene- rable Serapian , one of the faints of the Nitrian defert , relinquished ...
Page 301
... monks , was in- vited to fit and vote with the fucceffors of the apostles . But the defpotifm of the Alexandrian patriarch again oppreffed the freedom of debate : the fame fpiritual and carnal weapons were again drawn from the arsenals ...
... monks , was in- vited to fit and vote with the fucceffors of the apostles . But the defpotifm of the Alexandrian patriarch again oppreffed the freedom of debate : the fame fpiritual and carnal weapons were again drawn from the arsenals ...
Page 302
... monks and fol . diers , with staves , and fwords , and chains , burst into the church : the trembling bishops hid them- felves behind the altar , or under the benches , and as they were not inspired with the zeal of martyr- dom , they ...
... monks and fol . diers , with staves , and fwords , and chains , burst into the church : the trembling bishops hid them- felves behind the altar , or under the benches , and as they were not inspired with the zeal of martyr- dom , they ...
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