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Strona x
... antient fect of heretics , quoted his Teftament , and his Myfterious Books or Dif- courfes ; but all these were fo far from bearing any au- thority in the church , that they fell into contempt and oblivion , in proportion as ...
... antient fect of heretics , quoted his Teftament , and his Myfterious Books or Dif- courfes ; but all these were fo far from bearing any au- thority in the church , that they fell into contempt and oblivion , in proportion as ...
Strona xxii
... antient Syrians , we have had always before our eyes the books of the Kings , the Chronicles , and the Prophets ; and have left Jofephus , and the profane hiftorians , where they feem to contra- dict holy writ , but at the fame time ...
... antient Syrians , we have had always before our eyes the books of the Kings , the Chronicles , and the Prophets ; and have left Jofephus , and the profane hiftorians , where they feem to contra- dict holy writ , but at the fame time ...
Strona xxv
... antient historians , and , what is more furprifing , of the modern Christian writers , have blind- ly followed him , in oppofition to Scripture , Herodotus , and other more undoubted authorities . Diodorus Sicu- lus tranfcribed him ...
... antient historians , and , what is more furprifing , of the modern Christian writers , have blind- ly followed him , in oppofition to Scripture , Herodotus , and other more undoubted authorities . Diodorus Sicu- lus tranfcribed him ...
Strona xxxi
... antient , and the number of these most faithful monuments of antiquity was almoft infinite , as is plain from all the antient hiftorians , who often appeal to them . From thefe , as well as from the poets , it is rea- sonable to suppose ...
... antient , and the number of these most faithful monuments of antiquity was almoft infinite , as is plain from all the antient hiftorians , who often appeal to them . From thefe , as well as from the poets , it is rea- sonable to suppose ...
Strona xxxiii
... antient names ; but at the fame time we have conftant- ly taken care to reconcile the antient geography with the modern in our notes , and to mark the different li- mits of the new nations and the old . It is not ufual to publifh ...
... antient names ; but at the fame time we have conftant- ly taken care to reconcile the antient geography with the modern in our notes , and to mark the different li- mits of the new nations and the old . It is not ufual to publifh ...
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Strona xxiv - But curing Artaxerxes of a wound he received in the battle, he became a great favourite at the court of Persia, where he continued practising physic for 17 years, and was employed in several negotiations. He wrote the History of Persia...