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Page 62
Immediately after the time of Ausonius , we find the people of this district , self
detached from the tottering empire of Rome , and , at no distant period ,
maintaining their independence , against the force of The Barbarians , wlio
invaded and ...
Immediately after the time of Ausonius , we find the people of this district , self
detached from the tottering empire of Rome , and , at no distant period ,
maintaining their independence , against the force of The Barbarians , wlio
invaded and ...
Page 123
... There are few truths more striking in the history of human affairs than that
things which may be hurtful and injurious in one stage of society , had probably
their period in a different stage when they were eminently advantageous and
salutary .
... There are few truths more striking in the history of human affairs than that
things which may be hurtful and injurious in one stage of society , had probably
their period in a different stage when they were eminently advantageous and
salutary .
Page 194
The book of Malachi could not possibly have been inserted by Ezra , because
that prophet is allowed to have existed at a later period . Nor could Nehemiah
have been placed there by him , as mention is made of Jaddus the high priest ,
and ...
The book of Malachi could not possibly have been inserted by Ezra , because
that prophet is allowed to have existed at a later period . Nor could Nehemiah
have been placed there by him , as mention is made of Jaddus the high priest ,
and ...
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