The Ecclesiastical History of Sozomen: Comprising a History of the Church from A.D. 324 to A.D. 440Henry G. Bohn, 1855 - 536 pages |
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... GREEK : WITH A MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR . ALSO THE ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF PHILOSTORGIUS , AS EPITOMISED BY PHOTIUS , PATRIARCH OF CONSTANTINOPLE . TRANSLATED BY EDWARD WALFORD , M.A. LATE SCHOLAR OF BALLIOL COLLEGE , OXFORD . LONDON ...
... GREEK : WITH A MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR . ALSO THE ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF PHILOSTORGIUS , AS EPITOMISED BY PHOTIUS , PATRIARCH OF CONSTANTINOPLE . TRANSLATED BY EDWARD WALFORD , M.A. LATE SCHOLAR OF BALLIOL COLLEGE , OXFORD . LONDON ...
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... Greeks , followed after Christ and continued in his love ; and that the people who bear his name had never lost their corporate existence . It appears to me that , in bear- ing witness to these things , he loudly proclaims as the truth ...
... Greeks , followed after Christ and continued in his love ; and that the people who bear his name had never lost their corporate existence . It appears to me that , in bear- ing witness to these things , he loudly proclaims as the truth ...
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... Greeks must not on that account be ac- cused of unbelief : these prophecies were , for the most part , written in verse , and were intelligible only to the few who by their erudition were able to understand more important truths than ...
... Greeks must not on that account be ac- cused of unbelief : these prophecies were , for the most part , written in verse , and were intelligible only to the few who by their erudition were able to understand more important truths than ...
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... Greeks have tasked their powers of eloquence in describing the Calydonian boar , the bull of Marathon , and other ... Greek poets and historians , I merely drew up an epitome in two books of all that is recorded to have happened to the ...
... Greeks have tasked their powers of eloquence in describing the Calydonian boar , the bull of Marathon , and other ... Greek poets and historians , I merely drew up an epitome in two books of all that is recorded to have happened to the ...
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... Greeks , the Macedonians , and the Illyrians , met for worship in safety through the protection of Constan- tine , who was then at the head of the Roman empire.2 CHAP . III . - BY THE VISION OF THE CROSS , AND BY THE AP- PEARANCE OF ...
... Greeks , the Macedonians , and the Illyrians , met for worship in safety through the protection of Constan- tine , who was then at the head of the Roman empire.2 CHAP . III . - BY THE VISION OF THE CROSS , AND BY THE AP- PEARANCE OF ...
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