The History of Christianity from the Birth of Christ to the Abolition of Paganism in the Roman Empire, Volume 1John Murray, 1867 - Church history |
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... fact would be incredible on less grave au- thority than that of Polybius , lib . xviii . 37. On the general respect to temples in war , comp . Grot . de Jur . Bell . et Pac . iii . 12 , § 6 . The question is well discussed by Jortin ...
... fact would be incredible on less grave au- thority than that of Polybius , lib . xviii . 37. On the general respect to temples in war , comp . Grot . de Jur . Bell . et Pac . iii . 12 , § 6 . The question is well discussed by Jortin ...
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... fact , in- corporating itself with manners , usages , and laws , has been the bond which has held together , notwithstanding the internal feuds and divisions , the great European commonwealth ; maintained a kind of federal relation ...
... fact , in- corporating itself with manners , usages , and laws , has been the bond which has held together , notwithstanding the internal feuds and divisions , the great European commonwealth ; maintained a kind of federal relation ...
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... fact a shrine . The altar had its place in the centre of the camp , as the ark of God in that of the Israelites . The Triumph may be considered as the great religious ceremony of the nation ; the god Ter- minus , who never receded , was ...
... fact a shrine . The altar had its place in the centre of the camp , as the ark of God in that of the Israelites . The Triumph may be considered as the great religious ceremony of the nation ; the god Ter- minus , who never receded , was ...
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... fact , is the general result of the Roman religious calendar , half a year of which is described in the Fasti of Ovid ? There are festivals founded on old Italian and on picturesque Grecian legends ; others commemo- rative of the great ...
... fact , is the general result of the Roman religious calendar , half a year of which is described in the Fasti of Ovid ? There are festivals founded on old Italian and on picturesque Grecian legends ; others commemo- rative of the great ...
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... fact ; the cause lay deeper . the Fathers inveigh were of foreign | cause et la prétexte de la plus révoltante and Oriental origin — Iṣiac , Bacchana- corruption . " Du Polyth . Rom . ii , 102 . lian , Mithriac . Lobeck , i . 197. See ...
... fact ; the cause lay deeper . the Fathers inveigh were of foreign | cause et la prétexte de la plus révoltante and Oriental origin — Iṣiac , Bacchana- corruption . " Du Polyth . Rom . ii , 102 . lian , Mithriac . Lobeck , i . 197. See ...
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