The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... Saviour might be take notice of by Pagan authors . 2. What particular facts are taken notice of , and by wha Pagan authors . 3. How Celsus represented our Saviour's miracles . 4. The same representation made of them by other unbe ...
... Saviour might be take notice of by Pagan authors . 2. What particular facts are taken notice of , and by wha Pagan authors . 3. How Celsus represented our Saviour's miracles . 4. The same representation made of them by other unbe ...
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... Saviour's miracles . IV . The same representation made of them by other unbelievers , and proved unreasonable . V. What facts in our Saviour's history not to be expected from Pagan writers . I. We now come to consider what undoubted ...
... Saviour's miracles . IV . The same representation made of them by other unbelievers , and proved unreasonable . V. What facts in our Saviour's history not to be expected from Pagan writers . I. We now come to consider what undoubted ...
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... Saviour from a learned Athenian . III . His conversion from Paganism to Christianity makes his evidence stronger ... Saviour's history founded at first upon the princi- ples of historical faith . VII . Their testimonies extended to all ...
... Saviour from a learned Athenian . III . His conversion from Paganism to Christianity makes his evidence stronger ... Saviour's history founded at first upon the princi- ples of historical faith . VII . Their testimonies extended to all ...
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VOL | 3 |
Absurdity of admitting a spirit of Party into public | 34 |
The usual Treatment of such Men as make them | 40 |
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