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 162
... pious of the church of Rome : his female relations were num- bered among the faints and virgins ; and his own figure with those of his father and mother were re- prefented near three hundred years in a family por- trait " , which he ...
... pious of the church of Rome : his female relations were num- bered among the faints and virgins ; and his own figure with those of his father and mother were re- prefented near three hundred years in a family por- trait " , which he ...
Page 267
... pious falfe- hood . In the fyftem of the Gnoftics , the Jehovah of Ifrael , the creator of this lower world , was a re- bellious , or at least an ignorant fpirit . The Son of God defcended upon earth to abolish his temple and his law ...
... pious falfe- hood . In the fyftem of the Gnoftics , the Jehovah of Ifrael , the creator of this lower world , was a re- bellious , or at least an ignorant fpirit . The Son of God defcended upon earth to abolish his temple and his law ...
Page 309
... pious Christians of the present day are ignorant or careless of their own belief concerning the mystery of the incarnation . 67 Far different was the temper of the Greeks and Egyptians under the orthodox reigns of Leo and Marcian ...
... pious Christians of the present day are ignorant or careless of their own belief concerning the mystery of the incarnation . 67 Far different was the temper of the Greeks and Egyptians under the orthodox reigns of Leo and Marcian ...
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