History of the Christian Church 1
History of the Christian Church 1
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Catherine's Convent : ^' As the history of the Greeks is better understood by him who has seen Athens, and Yergirs third book by him who has sailed from the Troad to Sicily, and from jiB0Hx*8 JUS- thence to the mouth of the Tiber, so do the Holy Scrip- Hw lONo" ^' ^^^^^ become clearer to him who has seen Judea with jouRNiTs. his own eyes, and has made himself acquainted with the recollections of the old cities and the names of the places, whether they are the same or have been changed. Therefor...e I had it in heart to undertake this work in connection with the most learned Jews, so that I have wandered through the country from which all the Churches of Christ take their tone.'" During the following period there was a general decline in the disposition to travel, and, so far as a desire expressed itself to pro- oscLiNiiN mote fraternal relations between the different parts smiMnro" ^' ^^^ Church by personal communication, nearly all TRATKL. traces had disappeared by the middle of the fifth cen- tury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Catherine's Convent : ^' As the history of the Greeks is better understood by him who has seen Athens, and Yergirs third book by him who has sailed from the Troad to Sicily, and from jiB0Hx*8 JUS- thence to the mouth of the Tiber, so do the Holy Scrip- Hw lONo" ^' ^^^^^ become clearer to him who has seen Judea with jouRNiTs. his own eyes, and has made himself acquainted with the recollections of the old cities and the names of the places, whether they are the same or have been changed. Therefor...e I had it in heart to undertake this work in connection with the most learned Jews, so that I have wandered through the country from which all the Churches of Christ take their tone.'" During the following period there was a general decline in the disposition to travel, and, so far as a desire expressed itself to pro- oscLiNiiN mote fraternal relations between the different parts smiMnro" ^' ^^^ Church by personal communication, nearly all TRATKL. traces had disappeared by the middle of the fifth cen- tury.
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