The Testimony of the Heathen to the Truths of Holy WritРипол Классик, 1863 - 648 Seiten A Commentary on the Old and New Testaments, compied almost exclusively from Greek and Latin authors of the classical ages of antiquity. |
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... Jupiter is almost the only one of his pr actions extant: it contains many striking passages, which seem to indicate some apprehension of doctrines which could only have been imparted originally by revelation. THEOCRITUS. flourished 11.0 ...
... Jupiter is almost the only one of his pr actions extant: it contains many striking passages, which seem to indicate some apprehension of doctrines which could only have been imparted originally by revelation. THEOCRITUS. flourished 11.0 ...
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... Jupiter and the other deitiu, and of One God superior to all the rest: he also gives utterance to some moral sentiments, and holds up to ridicule and contempt those who are influenced by base and unworthy motives. P. TERENTIUS AFER ...
... Jupiter and the other deitiu, and of One God superior to all the rest: he also gives utterance to some moral sentiments, and holds up to ridicule and contempt those who are influenced by base and unworthy motives. P. TERENTIUS AFER ...
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... Jupiter, “ the best and greatest." Tacitus 'ves many particulars of the history of the Jews, derived, in part, perhaps, from osephus: he mentions the Exodus and the giving of the law b Moses, and observes that the Jews worship only one ...
... Jupiter, “ the best and greatest." Tacitus 'ves many particulars of the history of the Jews, derived, in part, perhaps, from osephus: he mentions the Exodus and the giving of the law b Moses, and observes that the Jews worship only one ...
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... Jupiter."— 1m). l. rm. 0. 4. “ Those things which exist in themselves by necessig are all eternal. But things eternal are uncreste and incerruptible."—l.sm. Etb. L VI. 0. . “ All the philosophers assert that the world was made.”—Inn ...
... Jupiter."— 1m). l. rm. 0. 4. “ Those things which exist in themselves by necessig are all eternal. But things eternal are uncreste and incerruptible."—l.sm. Etb. L VI. 0. . “ All the philosophers assert that the world was made.”—Inn ...
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... Jupiter mid, I will divide them into two parts."-—PLAT. Synpoo. 0. 14-15 24. Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife ; and they shall be one flesh. “ Socrates said that those who love each ...
... Jupiter mid, I will divide them into two parts."-—PLAT. Synpoo. 0. 14-15 24. Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife ; and they shall be one flesh. “ Socrates said that those who love each ...
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afier Agamemnon Alexander altar ancient Athens Babylon beasts behold benefits blessed blood body called children of Israel command Cyrus darkness dc leg dead death deity divine earth Egypt Egyptians epig eternal evil eyes father fear feast field fight figure filled find fine fire first fish five flame fled flesh flies flocks flow fly give Gobryas gods gold golden Greeks ground hand hath head heart heathen heaven Herodotus Hesiod Hist holy Homer honour human immortal ISAIAH Israel Jews Jove Jupiter king land light live Lord mighty mind mortal night o'er o’er Odyu ofl'ering Persians Plato PLUT Plutarch priests PSALM punishment rich river Roman sacred sacrifice saith Socrates soul spirit stone sufl'er Syria temple thee thine things thou shalt tree unto wicked wine wisdom worship Xenophon Xerxes