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... obtained some res- that there were presbyters restricted pite in the last part of the thirty years from a privilege so common . of the second century , the period as- Large fragments of a letter , pursigned to this number .
... obtained some res- that there were presbyters restricted pite in the last part of the thirty years from a privilege so common . of the second century , the period as- Large fragments of a letter , pursigned to this number .
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Nice- the resurrection are few , and modern ; phorus has given the same portion of yet no one can read the book , and the letter , with more simplicity in doubt its genuineness . The apolothese words ; “ Pothinus , a minis- gy , being ...
Nice- the resurrection are few , and modern ; phorus has given the same portion of yet no one can read the book , and the letter , with more simplicity in doubt its genuineness . The apolothese words ; “ Pothinus , a minis- gy , being ...
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In ty seems to determine it to about the the fragment of a letter to Victor at year of Christ 182 , which is but two Rome , who had attempted to cause years later , than the death of Mar- the Asiatic churches , on account of a cus ...
In ty seems to determine it to about the the fragment of a letter to Victor at year of Christ 182 , which is but two Rome , who had attempted to cause years later , than the death of Mar- the Asiatic churches , on account of a cus ...
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For 30 often repeated in these letters , they earnestly desired , that they may be taken sometimes appella- should be perfect in all things , and tively , but then the persons so denom- irreprehensible , whom they were inated bave ...
For 30 often repeated in these letters , they earnestly desired , that they may be taken sometimes appella- should be perfect in all things , and tively , but then the persons so denom- irreprehensible , whom they were inated bave ...
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A Letter to the Right Reverend 4. A reply to a letter addressed to Bishop Hobart , occasioned by kis the Right Reverend Bishop Hobart , late charge to the convention of by William Jay , in a letter to that · New - York ; by a CHURCHMAN ...
A Letter to the Right Reverend 4. A reply to a letter addressed to Bishop Hobart , occasioned by kis the Right Reverend Bishop Hobart , late charge to the convention of by William Jay , in a letter to that · New - York ; by a CHURCHMAN ...
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| Title | The Christian Spectator, Volume 6 Volumes 194-196; Volumes 229-230 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Publisher | Howe & Spalding, 1824 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 30 Jun 2008 |
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