The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire: 3, Volumer 1-8Baudry's European Library, 1840 - 383 sider |
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... that a seasonable applica- tion of moderate severities might save those unhappy men from the danger of an everlasting condemnation . Not a moment was lost in excluding the ministers and teachers of the separated congregations from III . 1.
... that a seasonable applica- tion of moderate severities might save those unhappy men from the danger of an everlasting condemnation . Not a moment was lost in excluding the ministers and teachers of the separated congregations from III . 1.
Side 11
... tion of a sect of Docetæ , and even names as one of its heads a certain Cassianus ; but every thing leads us to believe that it was not a distinct sect . Philastrius ( de Hæres . c . 31. ) reproaches Satur- ninus with being a Docete ...
... tion of a sect of Docetæ , and even names as one of its heads a certain Cassianus ; but every thing leads us to believe that it was not a distinct sect . Philastrius ( de Hæres . c . 31. ) reproaches Satur- ninus with being a Docete ...
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... tion of the eternity of the Logos was agitated in ecclesiastic confer- ences and popular sermons ; and the heterodox opinions of Arius ( 43 ) were soon made public by his own zeal , and by that of his adver- saries . His most implacable ...
... tion of the eternity of the Logos was agitated in ecclesiastic confer- ences and popular sermons ; and the heterodox opinions of Arius ( 43 ) were soon made public by his own zeal , and by that of his adver- saries . His most implacable ...
Side 39
... that so small a majority should have proceeded so vigorously against their adversaries , the principal of whom they immediately deposed . Condemna- tion of to the more interesting object of defending CHAP . XXI . ] 39 OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE .
... that so small a majority should have proceeded so vigorously against their adversaries , the principal of whom they immediately deposed . Condemna- tion of to the more interesting object of defending CHAP . XXI . ] 39 OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE .
Side 40
3. Condemna- tion of to the more interesting object of defending or removing the intrepid champion of the Nicene faith . The Arians still thought it prudent to disguise , in ambiguous language , their real sentiments and de- signs but ...
3. Condemna- tion of to the more interesting object of defending or removing the intrepid champion of the Nicene faith . The Arians still thought it prudent to disguise , in ambiguous language , their real sentiments and de- signs but ...
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