The Republican, Volume 2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... Rome , the seat of the empire , and Palestine , its province , that it seems next to impossible that such things could have occurred and not to be known at Rome . If one single miracle had been performed , or the least astonishing of ...
... Rome , the seat of the empire , and Palestine , its province , that it seems next to impossible that such things could have occurred and not to be known at Rome . If one single miracle had been performed , or the least astonishing of ...
Halaman 275
... Rome , collected an hundred thousand sesterces ( above eight hun- dred and fifty pounds sterling ) , on a sudden call of charity to re- deem the brethren of Numidia , who had been carried away captives by the barbarians of the desert ...
... Rome , collected an hundred thousand sesterces ( above eight hun- dred and fifty pounds sterling ) , on a sudden call of charity to re- deem the brethren of Numidia , who had been carried away captives by the barbarians of the desert ...
Halaman 283
... Rome prepared and facilitated those of christianity . In the second chapter of this work , we have attempted to explain in what manner the most civilized provinces of Europe , Asia , and Africa , were united under the dominion of one ...
... Rome prepared and facilitated those of christianity . In the second chapter of this work , we have attempted to explain in what manner the most civilized provinces of Europe , Asia , and Africa , were united under the dominion of one ...
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High compliment to Majesty 122 | 7 |
CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 13 |
to females in general particularly those of Manchester | 47 |
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