Observations On Divers Passages of the Scripture By Means of Circumstances Inc
Observations On Divers Passages of the Scripture By Means of Circumstances Inc
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C. G.
'* Sec IShaw, p. 235.
beafts.
Military State of Judaa. 219 beafts ", yet not one word of eitlier Maro-. Nites or Turks being injured by them occurs in his account ''. Yet unnatural as this thought is, it is, we are told '*, the com- ment of fome Jewifh writers, of the Chaldee Paraphraft, and of the authors of the Syriac and Arabic verfions of the Old Teftament.
Others have given different conjectures, which, if not fo improbable as that I have been confidering, are however, I think, lefs ...natural than that I have propofed.
if we turn our thoughts to other coun- tries, Lewis the Second of Hungary loft his life in a bog, fighting in his own kingdom, in the fixteenth century ; and Decius, the Roman Emperor, long before him, perifhed with his army in a fen, according to Zo- fimus.
Observation XII. Yu^ Wild beafts, however^ were fometimes found in thefe countries, and ancient war- riors thought it no fmall part of their glory to deftroy them.
The exploits of Richard the Firft and his warriors, in the Holy-Land, are among the moft celebrated of thofe times ; yet Bifliop Gibfon gives us to underftand, that Hugh Nevill confidered his deftroying a lio?t there by an arrow-fhot, and by running him through with his fword, as the nobleft of '"^ Voy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. G.
'* Sec IShaw, p. 235.
beafts.
Military State of Judaa. 219 beafts ", yet not one word of eitlier Maro-. Nites or Turks being injured by them occurs in his account ''. Yet unnatural as this thought is, it is, we are told '*, the com- ment of fome Jewifh writers, of the Chaldee Paraphraft, and of the authors of the Syriac and Arabic verfions of the Old Teftament.
Others have given different conjectures, which, if not fo improbable as that I have been confidering, are however, I think, lefs ...natural than that I have propofed.
if we turn our thoughts to other coun- tries, Lewis the Second of Hungary loft his life in a bog, fighting in his own kingdom, in the fixteenth century ; and Decius, the Roman Emperor, long before him, perifhed with his army in a fen, according to Zo- fimus.
Observation XII. Yu^ Wild beafts, however^ were fometimes found in thefe countries, and ancient war- riors thought it no fmall part of their glory to deftroy them.
The exploits of Richard the Firft and his warriors, in the Holy-Land, are among the moft celebrated of thofe times ; yet Bifliop Gibfon gives us to underftand, that Hugh Nevill confidered his deftroying a lio?t there by an arrow-fhot, and by running him through with his fword, as the nobleft of '"^ Voy.
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