Sacred History, in Familiar Dialogues, for the Instruction of Youth: with Maps: To which is Added, The History of the Jews, from the Time of Nehemiah to the Destruction of Jerusalem, Volume 1T. Gardiner, ... W. Button; Sherwood Neely, and Jones; Gale, Curtis, and Fenner; T. Hamilton; and Cradock and Joy, Paternoster-Row; C. Law, ... Williams and Son, ... Darton and Harvey, ... J. Hatchard; and Sharpe and Hales, Piccadilly., 1813 - 363 pagine |
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Pagina 160
... Italy , in which they sailed slowly for many days , the winds still con- tinuing contrary . And when they were come to a place , called the Fair Haven , nigh unto the city Lasea , sailing being now dangerous , Paul advised them not to ...
... Italy , in which they sailed slowly for many days , the winds still con- tinuing contrary . And when they were come to a place , called the Fair Haven , nigh unto the city Lasea , sailing being now dangerous , Paul advised them not to ...
Pagina 164
... Italy ; whence , in two days , they arrived at Puteoli , a port of Campania in Italy , near Naples , where the ships of Alexandria were usually unladen . Here Paul , meeting some christians , at their request , staid a week with them ...
... Italy ; whence , in two days , they arrived at Puteoli , a port of Campania in Italy , near Naples , where the ships of Alexandria were usually unladen . Here Paul , meeting some christians , at their request , staid a week with them ...
Pagina 292
... Italy , where , notwithstanding all his pretended zeal for the em- peror's honour , he received sentence of banishment , and was afterwards put to death . Herod Agrippa , having thus procured redress for the Jews 292.
... Italy , where , notwithstanding all his pretended zeal for the em- peror's honour , he received sentence of banishment , and was afterwards put to death . Herod Agrippa , having thus procured redress for the Jews 292.
Pagina 331
... Italy , with the greatest part of the legions ; and that Vespasian should go to Alexandria , to provide for all parts as occasion should require . Vespasian forgot not his famous prisoner , Josephus , but publicly applauded his valour ...
... Italy , with the greatest part of the legions ; and that Vespasian should go to Alexandria , to provide for all parts as occasion should require . Vespasian forgot not his famous prisoner , Josephus , but publicly applauded his valour ...
Pagina 353
... Italy ; ordering John and Simon , the two generals of the Jews , and seven hundred beau- tiful captives , to be carried to Rome to grace his triumph . On his arrival at that city , the greatest joy was expressed by Vespasian his father ...
... Italy ; ordering John and Simon , the two generals of the Jews , and seven hundred beau- tiful captives , to be carried to Rome to grace his triumph . On his arrival at that city , the greatest joy was expressed by Vespasian his father ...
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