 | William Jones - 1816 - 500 sider
...provinces of our empire. The edicts which we have published, to enforce the worship of the gods, having exposed many of the Christians to danger and distress,...unhappy men the effects of our wonted clemency. We permjl them, therefore, freely to profess their private opinions, and to assemble in their conventicles... | |
 | William Jones - 1816 - 500 sider
...provinces of pur empire. The edicts which we have published, to enforce the worship of the gods, having exposed many of the Christians to danger and distress,...folly, being left destitute of any public exercise i£cT. i.] Death of the Emperor Galerius. 219 of religion, we are disposed to extend to those unhappy... | |
 | William Jones - 1816 - 492 sider
...provinces of our empire. The edicts which we have published, to enforce the worship of the gods, having exposed many of the Christians to danger and distress,...suffered death, and many more, who still persist. ia their impious folly, being left destitute of any public exercise 5BCT. i.] Death of the Emperor... | |
 | William Jones - 1819 - 626 sider
...provinces of our empire. The edicts which we have published, to enforce the worship of the gods, having exposed many of the Christians to danger and distress,...the effects of our wonted clemency. We permit them, therefore, freely to profess their private opinions, and to assemble in their conventicles without... | |
 | William Jones - 1831 - 570 sider
...provinces of our empire. The edicts which we have published to enforce the worship of the gods having exposed many of the Christians to danger and distress,...exercise of religion, we are disposed to extend to these unhappy men the effects of our wonted clemency. We permit them therefore freely to profess their... | |
 | James Armstrong (curate of Ardoyne.) - 1851 - 216 sider
...provinces of our empire. The edict which we have published to enforce the worship of the gods, having exposed many of the Christians to danger and distress,...exercise of religion, we are disposed to extend to these unhappy men the effect of our wonted clemency. We permit them, therefore, freely to profess their... | |
 | Edward Gibbon - 1854 - 466 sider
...provinces of our em" pire. The edicts which we have published to enforce the worship " of the gods having exposed many of the Christians to danger and " distress,...their private opinions, and to assemble in " their conventicles without fear or molestation, provided always that " they preserve a due respect to the... | |
 | Philip Smith - 1864 - 1096 sider
...proto-martyr of England. (Annals of England, vol. ip S7.) AD 311. J TOLERANT EDICT OF GALERIUS. 679 having exposed many of the Christians to danger and distress,...left destitute of any public exercise of religion, we arc disposed to extend to those unhappy men the effects of our wonted clemency. We permit them, therefore,... | |
 | Philip Smith - 1865 - 816 sider
...patron saint being regarded as the proto-martyr of England. (Annals of England, vol. ip 37.) having exposed many of the Christians to danger and distress,...those unhappy men the effects of our wonted clemency. ^Ve permit them, therefore, freely to profess their private opinions, and to assemble in their conventicles... | |
 | Philip Smith - 1866 - 824 sider
...patron saint being regarded as the proto-martyr of England. (Annul» of England, vol. lp 37.) having exposed many of the Christians to danger and distress,...the effects of our wonted clemency. We permit them, therefore, freely to profess their private opinions, and to assemble in their conventicles * without... | |
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The edicts, which we have published to enforce the worship of the gods, having exposed many of the Christians to danger and distress, many having suffered death, and many more, who still persist in their impious folly, being left destitute of any public... 
