...Adrian. For when this emperor had at length razed Jerusalem, entirely destroyed its very foundations, and enacted laws of the severest kind against the whole...Christians who lived in Palestine, to prevent their being * Mosheira, vol. iv, p. 526. Neil's History of the Puritans, vol. iii. p. 142, Goodwin's Works, vol....

...Adrian. For when this emperor had at length razed Jerusalem, entirely destroyed its very foundations, and enacted laws of the severest kind 'against the whole body of the jewish peo-- pie, the greatest part of the christians who lived in Pnlestine, to prevent their being osheim,...

...religion but the law of Moses ; at length razed Jerusalem, entirely destroyed its very foundations,and enacted laws of the severest kind against the whole...abandoned entirely the Mosaic rites, and chose- a bishop, namely Mark, a foreigner by nation, and an alien from the commonwealth of Israel, and the Rabblnists,...

...For when this emper. r, had at length razed Jerusalem, entirely destroyed its very foundation, and enacted laws of the severest kind against the whole...abandoned entirely the Mosaic rites, and chose a bishop, viz. Mark, a foreigner by nation, and an alien from the commonwealth of Israel Those who were strongly...

...: " When the Emperor Adrian bad razed Jerusalem, entirely destroyed even its very foundations, and enacted laws of the severest kind against the whole...prevent their being confounded with the Jews, abandoned erwirely tb* Mosaic rites, and chose a bishop named Mark, a foreigner by nation, and consequently an...

...det Empereurt, Tom. II. Pt. ii. p. 506. (P.) t Ecclet. Hist. I. p. 172. (P.) Mosheim'i words are, " The greatest part of the Christians who lived in Palestine,...confounded with the Jews, abandoned entirely the Mosaic riteg, and chose a bishop named Mark." Cent. ii. Ft. ii. C'hv ad init. Fleurij, I find, had the same...

...had razed Jerusalem to its foundations, and enacted severe laws against the whole body of the Jews, the greatest part of the christians, who lived in Palestine, to prevent their being confounded with them, abandoned the Mosaic rites, and chose a bishop, named Mark, a foreigner by nation, and an alien...

...part of the Christians, who lived in Palestine, to prevent their being confounded with them, abandoned the Mosaic rites, and chose a bishop, named Mark, a foreigner by nation, and an alien from the commonwealth of Israel. Those who were strongly attached to the Mosaic rites separated...

...; for when this Emperor had at length razed Jerusalem, entirely destroyed its very foundations, and enacted laws of the severest kind against the whole...body of the Jewish people, the greatest part of the Christian Jews who lived in Palestine, to prevent their being confounded with the other Jews, abandoned...

...part of the Christian Jews who lived in Palestine, to prevent their being confounded with the other Jews, abandoned entirely the Mosaic rites, and chose a bishop named Mark, a foreigner by nation, and an alien from the commonwealth of Israel. Those who were strongly attached to the Mosaic rites, separated...