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... antiquity - to pretend that their history reached beyond all records , and that in fact they had sprung from the earth , that they cared not for any pre- tensions on the part of other nations . Thus , Herodotus could easily be brought ...
... antiquity - to pretend that their history reached beyond all records , and that in fact they had sprung from the earth , that they cared not for any pre- tensions on the part of other nations . Thus , Herodotus could easily be brought ...
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... antiquities , both wrote in Greek , to mortify their masters ; the Babylonians and Egyptians being at that time under the dominion of the Greeks . Be this as it may , it is of great importance to the credit both of St. Paul and Moses ...
... antiquities , both wrote in Greek , to mortify their masters ; the Babylonians and Egyptians being at that time under the dominion of the Greeks . Be this as it may , it is of great importance to the credit both of St. Paul and Moses ...
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... antiquities or rather pretended antiquities , of many nations ; the latest and fullest application of this clue being ... antiquity of the astronomical tables of the Hindus , on which such extravagant computations are supposed to depend ...
... antiquities or rather pretended antiquities , of many nations ; the latest and fullest application of this clue being ... antiquity of the astronomical tables of the Hindus , on which such extravagant computations are supposed to depend ...
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... antiquity having been , as nearly as could be , the contemporaries of Paul , I speak of Strabo and Dionysius , whose works are well known , and from whom we have certainly derived as much geographical knowledge as could at that time be ...
... antiquity having been , as nearly as could be , the contemporaries of Paul , I speak of Strabo and Dionysius , whose works are well known , and from whom we have certainly derived as much geographical knowledge as could at that time be ...
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... antiquity as is quite remarkable ; and which is the more important , because we have the authority of Origen for ... antiquities . I shall now give the names of the authors cited by Theophilus ; and that not in any desultory manner ...
... antiquity as is quite remarkable ; and which is the more important , because we have the authority of Origen for ... antiquities . I shall now give the names of the authors cited by Theophilus ; and that not in any desultory manner ...
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