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Page 162
In justification of their omission of the former , they lay great stress on the
testimony of John , who says that Jesus baptized not with water himself ; whence
they argue that , if Jesus never baptized with water himself , he never intended to
erect ...
In justification of their omission of the former , they lay great stress on the
testimony of John , who says that Jesus baptized not with water himself ; whence
they argue that , if Jesus never baptized with water himself , he never intended to
erect ...
Page 344
be reversed , but even this stratagem was discovered to them by a smith at
Aberedwy , whose name as tradition says , was Madoc goch mia mawr , or red
haired wide mouthed Madoc . He arrived at the bridge over the Wye , time
enough to ...
be reversed , but even this stratagem was discovered to them by a smith at
Aberedwy , whose name as tradition says , was Madoc goch mia mawr , or red
haired wide mouthed Madoc . He arrived at the bridge over the Wye , time
enough to ...
Page 348
Carte says , it was in the churchyard at Monnington , and the following extract
from a MS . in the British Museum makes it probable ; it at least infers a local
tradition of the circumstances ; “ about the year 1680 , the church of Monnington ...
Carte says , it was in the churchyard at Monnington , and the following extract
from a MS . in the British Museum makes it probable ; it at least infers a local
tradition of the circumstances ; “ about the year 1680 , the church of Monnington ...
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