Great Events
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共 37 段- His son, Germanicus, born B.C. 14, was sent, in A.D. 12, to
- Germanicus handed over the Second and Fourteenth of the legi
- The army was thence led back into winter quarters, full of j
- It was now noon, and at the Holy City the sunshine should ha
- Such was the state of mind of this faithful band, in this sh
- Till now the Church of Jerusalem presents itself to the outs
- The leading part in the persecution we have just related bel
- So Paul passed the transition from the law school of the Pha
- In Cæsarea another mock trial is described by the author of
- Here we have a vivid picture of Plutarch's idea of the essen
- On the whole then I conclude as follows: If there is a form
- "The rabble are plundering houses," thought Vinicius. But he
- There followed a dreadful disaster, whether fortuitously or
- To the pagans, Christianity was but a religious
- Vespasian, who was then Rome's greatest general, soon came a
- However, Titus himself still sent assistance to those that w
- But as for the richer sort, it proved all one to them whethe
- When Titus came to the knowledge of this wicked practice, he
- So Titus retired into the tower of Antonia and resolved to s
- And now, since his soldiers were already quite tired with ki
- I might boast that, during all this scene of horror, not a s
- The doctors decided in favor of the more accommodating syste
- "And while I was thus disposed, when I wished to be filled w
- The Græco-Roman paganism was, at this time, far more powerfu
- "Great glory was gained for Christ by means of those who had
- The tyrant's rage, after having shed the noblest blood of th
- Gordian, young as he was, had quitted Rome and marched throu
- These artifices not succeeding very well, they made use of t
- The opinions of Arius were no sooner divulged than they foun
- As this little band advanced westward, they encountered a re
- The harbor of Constantinople, which may be considered as an
- The great Emperor was no sooner dead than the sons made hast
- The barrier of Gaul was improved and strengthened with addit
- They are certainly in the shape of men, however uncouth, but
- By this policy Theodosius established his authority in the E
- The general historical import of the position of Eutropius i
- Birth of Origen, one of the early Church fathers, at Alexand