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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Page 52
... descent of the mother . There was , it would seem , a powerful Herodian party , attached to the fortunes of the ruling house ; but the body of the nation now looked with ill - concealed death of CHAP . II . SONS OF HEROD . Sons of.
... descent of the mother . There was , it would seem , a powerful Herodian party , attached to the fortunes of the ruling house ; but the body of the nation now looked with ill - concealed death of CHAP . II . SONS OF HEROD . Sons of.
Page 53
... party , the great mass of the people , obstinately wedded to the law and to the institutions of their fathers , watched with undisguised jealousy the denationalising proceedings of their king . This stern and inextinguish able ...
... party , the great mass of the people , obstinately wedded to the law and to the institutions of their fathers , watched with undisguised jealousy the denationalising proceedings of their king . This stern and inextinguish able ...
Page 60
Henry Hart Milman. 60 INFLUENCE OF BABYLONIAN JEWS . t BOOK I. revolted party entertained great hopes of succour from ... parties in Chris- tianity to identify Rome with Babylon . This fact established , the Roman Catholic had an ...
Henry Hart Milman. 60 INFLUENCE OF BABYLONIAN JEWS . t BOOK I. revolted party entertained great hopes of succour from ... parties in Chris- tianity to identify Rome with Babylon . This fact established , the Roman Catholic had an ...
Page 81
... party , or the half- Græcised adherents of the Herodian family , who treated the whole as a popular delusion ; or , as Josephus with Vespasian , would not scruple to employ it as a politic means for the advancement of their own fortunes ...
... party , or the half- Græcised adherents of the Herodian family , who treated the whole as a popular delusion ; or , as Josephus with Vespasian , would not scruple to employ it as a politic means for the advancement of their own fortunes ...
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... party , which had , for many years , lowered upon each other with hostile front , might grapple in a deadly struggle . The more prudent of the religious leaders could scarcely restrain the indignant enthusiasm of their followers , which ...
... party , which had , for many years , lowered upon each other with hostile front , might grapple in a deadly struggle . The more prudent of the religious leaders could scarcely restrain the indignant enthusiasm of their followers , which ...
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