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... , who conjectures that Anatolius of Laodicea was the author of the change . But changes require predispos- ing causes . 2 Athan . ad Afros , § 2 . well agrees with the hypothesis of its being an inno- 14 LCHAP . I. The Church of Antioch .
... , who conjectures that Anatolius of Laodicea was the author of the change . But changes require predispos- ing causes . 2 Athan . ad Afros , § 2 . well agrees with the hypothesis of its being an inno- 14 LCHAP . I. The Church of Antioch .
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... majority of her members who were orthodox believers . Now , doubtless , one chief cause of these successes is found in the circumstance , that Lucian's pupils were brought together from so many different places , and were 25.
... majority of her members who were orthodox believers . Now , doubtless , one chief cause of these successes is found in the circumstance , that Lucian's pupils were brought together from so many different places , and were 25.
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... cause , and to bring it to bear upon his opponent ; or , to make use of a familiar illustration , in causing a sudden run upon his resources , which the circumstances of time and place do not allow him to meet . This was the artifice to ...
... cause , and to bring it to bear upon his opponent ; or , to make use of a familiar illustration , in causing a sudden run upon his resources , which the circumstances of time and place do not allow him to meet . This was the artifice to ...
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... cause on their dialectic skill , and not on the testimony of the early Church . " 1 Abundant evidence , were more required , could be σopioτns Kai yons , a juggler . Vide Cressol . Theatr . Rhetor . i . 13 . iii . 17 . 2 Petav . Theol ...
... cause on their dialectic skill , and not on the testimony of the early Church . " 1 Abundant evidence , were more required , could be σopioτns Kai yons , a juggler . Vide Cressol . Theatr . Rhetor . i . 13 . iii . 17 . 2 Petav . Theol ...
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... cause of error is evidenced in his eagerness to give the explanation . But far greater was the evil , when men destitute of religious seriousness and earnestness engaged in the like theological discussions , not with any definite ...
... cause of error is evidenced in his eagerness to give the explanation . But far greater was the evil , when men destitute of religious seriousness and earnestness engaged in the like theological discussions , not with any definite ...
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