Alethaurion Short Papers for the People
Alethaurion Short Papers for the People
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Some of 3'our balls will miss the mark, some of the shells will not explode at once, but they will after a time ; keep on using your ammunition ; it only costs you a trifle, and the supply at headquarters is immense. It may never, on earth, be granted you to see the amount of damage you have done the cause of error, nor the service you have rendered the cause of truth. This knowledge will come only after you have fought your last battle. The writer of this has had the pleasure of introducing in...to the true fold upwards of twenty persons, adults, and he can state it as his firm belief and conviction, that each and every one of these was first brought into the way of investigation by the words, or by the example, of a member of the laity. We have been led into the foregoing reflections by the character of the man under consideration. Now, in conclu- sion, we will see how he bears testimony to the fact that St. Peter came to Rome. Eusebius tells us, in book vi, chap- ter 20, that he had, himself, read the dispute between Caius and Proculus ; and in book ii, chapter 25, he makes use of the following words : * 'Caius, a certain Catholic man who lived at the time that Zepheri- Nus was bishop of Rome, in that book, which he \\Tote against Pro- culus, the patron of the sect called Cataphrigiaus, in disputing about the place where the bodies of the aforesaid Apostles, Peter and Paul 224 ALETHAURION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of 3'our balls will miss the mark, some of the shells will not explode at once, but they will after a time ; keep on using your ammunition ; it only costs you a trifle, and the supply at headquarters is immense. It may never, on earth, be granted you to see the amount of damage you have done the cause of error, nor the service you have rendered the cause of truth. This knowledge will come only after you have fought your last battle. The writer of this has had the pleasure of introducing in...to the true fold upwards of twenty persons, adults, and he can state it as his firm belief and conviction, that each and every one of these was first brought into the way of investigation by the words, or by the example, of a member of the laity. We have been led into the foregoing reflections by the character of the man under consideration. Now, in conclu- sion, we will see how he bears testimony to the fact that St. Peter came to Rome. Eusebius tells us, in book vi, chap- ter 20, that he had, himself, read the dispute between Caius and Proculus ; and in book ii, chapter 25, he makes use of the following words : * 'Caius, a certain Catholic man who lived at the time that Zepheri- Nus was bishop of Rome, in that book, which he \\Tote against Pro- culus, the patron of the sect called Cataphrigiaus, in disputing about the place where the bodies of the aforesaid Apostles, Peter and Paul 224 ALETHAURION.
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