The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 10A. Strahan; and T. Cadell ... and W. Davies, 1797 |
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Side 74
... reason , of fanaticism , might be- lieve that , after the fucceffive miffions of Adam , Noah , Abraham , Mofes , Jefus , and Mahomet , the fame God , in the fulness of time , would re- veal a ftill more perfect and permanent law . In ...
... reason , of fanaticism , might be- lieve that , after the fucceffive miffions of Adam , Noah , Abraham , Mofes , Jefus , and Mahomet , the fame God , in the fulness of time , would re- veal a ftill more perfect and permanent law . In ...
Side 170
... reason , Conftantine , the new Sylvanus , difclaimed the vifions , which , in fo many bulky and fplendid volumes , had been published by the Oriental fects ; the fabulous productions of the Hebrew patriarchs and the fages of the Eaft ...
... reason , Conftantine , the new Sylvanus , difclaimed the vifions , which , in fo many bulky and fplendid volumes , had been published by the Oriental fects ; the fabulous productions of the Hebrew patriarchs and the fages of the Eaft ...
Side 360
... reason and the Orientals . The other Greeks are modeftly filent ; but Nicephorus Eryennius dares to affirm , that the terms were εκ ηναξιας Ρωμαίων αρχα ;, and that the emperor would have preferred death to a fhameful treaty . * 6 ...
... reason and the Orientals . The other Greeks are modeftly filent ; but Nicephorus Eryennius dares to affirm , that the terms were εκ ηναξιας Ρωμαίων αρχα ;, and that the emperor would have preferred death to a fhameful treaty . * 6 ...
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