The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 248A. Constable, 1928 |
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... Roman use in the matter of Easter . St. Hippolytus did not shrink from making a violent attack on Pope Callistus , whom he accused of heresy and the abetting of heretics ( Refutatio omnium hæresium , ix , 2 , 5-7 ) . Tertullian poured ...
... Roman use in the matter of Easter . St. Hippolytus did not shrink from making a violent attack on Pope Callistus , whom he accused of heresy and the abetting of heretics ( Refutatio omnium hæresium , ix , 2 , 5-7 ) . Tertullian poured ...
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... Roman commune showed for Tivoli and some of its little neighbours was not all due to mere greed or vain pugnacity ; it was often like the struggle of a stifling man for air . In such surroundings and under such conditions the only ...
... Roman commune showed for Tivoli and some of its little neighbours was not all due to mere greed or vain pugnacity ; it was often like the struggle of a stifling man for air . In such surroundings and under such conditions the only ...
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Or Critical Journal. THE ROMAN LEGIONS The Roman Legions . By H. M. D. PARKER , Fellow and Tutor of Magdalen College , Oxford . Oxford : Clarendon Press . THIS 1928 . HIS is an interesting and well - documented volume , completing ...
Or Critical Journal. THE ROMAN LEGIONS The Roman Legions . By H. M. D. PARKER , Fellow and Tutor of Magdalen College , Oxford . Oxford : Clarendon Press . THIS 1928 . HIS is an interesting and well - documented volume , completing ...
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Egypt During and Since | 1 |
The Indian States Sir W R LAWRENCE Bt | 23 |
A Church Tolerant Sir C ALEXANDER HARRIS | 38 |
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