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Side 147
... and bound himself in the bonds understand that if you are able to bind of anathema and caused a great multi- and loose in Heaven , you are able also tude of Christians to be delivered to on earth to grant and to take away from death ...
... and bound himself in the bonds understand that if you are able to bind of anathema and caused a great multi- and loose in Heaven , you are able also tude of Christians to be delivered to on earth to grant and to take away from death ...
Side 236
... very untutored and su- “ ' T is seldom human wisdom descends perstitious , which made it easy for him from sire to son ; to carry out his designs , being able to Such is the will of Him who gave it , impress upon them any new form .
... very untutored and su- “ ' T is seldom human wisdom descends perstitious , which made it easy for him from sire to son ; to carry out his designs , being able to Such is the will of Him who gave it , impress upon them any new form .
Side 237
This was covertly taught man was ever more able to give assurto rulers by ancient writers , who relate ances , or affirmed things with stronger how Achilles and many others of those oaths , and no man observed them less ; ancient ...
This was covertly taught man was ever more able to give assurto rulers by ancient writers , who relate ances , or affirmed things with stronger how Achilles and many others of those oaths , and no man observed them less ; ancient ...
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FREEDOM AND TYRANNY IN THE ANCIENT | 1 |
Early PrincipateAn Effort to Preserve the Republic or | 22 |
Introduction A The Achievement of Augustus 1 Public Statement of | 36 |
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Great Problems in European Civilization Kenneth Meyer Setton,Henry Ralph Winkler Uddragsvisning - 1960 |
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| Titel | Great Problems in European Civilization Prentice-Hall history series |
| Forfatter | Henry Ralph Winkler |
| Redaktører | Kenneth Meyer Setton, Henry Ralph Winkler |
| Udgave | 4, genoptrykt |
| Udgiver | Prentice-Hall, 1954 |
| Oprindeligt fra | University of California |
| Digitaliseret | 16. aug 2007 |
| Længde | 649 sider |
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