Dissertations on Some of the Most Remarkable Wonders of Antiquity: On the Darkness at the Passion; on the Pool of Bethesda; on the Thundering Legion; on the Miraculous Earthquake at Jerusalem; on the Fall of Simon Magnus at the Prayer of S. Peter;--&c. In which Those Facts are Ascertained, and the Conduct of the Heathens in Regard to Them is Accounted for on the Same Principle, which is Made Use of in Vindicating the Miracles of Christianity from the Neglect and Rejection of Them by the HeathensJ. Bentham, 1748 - 383 страница |
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... , horrore medio noc- tis imago quædam vifa fplendidior , hos ei.verfus Heroos modo non vigilanti aperte dixit . Amm . Marcell . L.21 . c.2 . Eunapius compofed a confiderable History of the actions of the 146 On the miraculous Earthquake.
... , horrore medio noc- tis imago quædam vifa fplendidior , hos ei.verfus Heroos modo non vigilanti aperte dixit . Amm . Marcell . L.21 . c.2 . Eunapius compofed a confiderable History of the actions of the 146 On the miraculous Earthquake.
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... Eunapius compofed a confiderable History of the actions of the Cæfars , from the time where Herodian leaves off , to the time of Gra- tian , all of which except an inconfiderable fragment is now loft ; but we have the lefs oc- cafion ...
... Eunapius compofed a confiderable History of the actions of the Cæfars , from the time where Herodian leaves off , to the time of Gra- tian , all of which except an inconfiderable fragment is now loft ; but we have the lefs oc- cafion ...
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... Eunapius , the great collector of facts relating to Julian , is lost ; yet he has forgot that Zofimus , an Hiftorian of the fame Nec fine jufto Dei judicio factum eft , ut quos alii Julianum laudantes commentarios confcripfêre , omnino ...
... Eunapius , the great collector of facts relating to Julian , is lost ; yet he has forgot that Zofimus , an Hiftorian of the fame Nec fine jufto Dei judicio factum eft , ut quos alii Julianum laudantes commentarios confcripfêre , omnino ...
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... Eunapius , and that Marcellinus is fuller than them both ; and that besides there are two fuch pieces of Julian himself delivered down to us , as may not im- properly be called Manifeftos of his conduct ; and fuch Manifeftos as fet ...
... Eunapius , and that Marcellinus is fuller than them both ; and that besides there are two fuch pieces of Julian himself delivered down to us , as may not im- properly be called Manifeftos of his conduct ; and fuch Manifeftos as fet ...
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... Eunapius has recorded fo many ftrange things of this Philofopher , has given us fuch instances of his miracles , and at the fame & time fuch in- stances of his contempt of them , ( which is the odd conjunction belonging to most of the ...
... Eunapius has recorded fo many ftrange things of this Philofopher , has given us fuch instances of his miracles , and at the fame & time fuch in- stances of his contempt of them , ( which is the odd conjunction belonging to most of the ...
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