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, xxii. , xxvi.
[301:2] Dionysius of Alexandria, quoted by Euseb. , vi. 41.
[302:1] Euseb. Vi. 39.
[302:2] A. D. 249 to A. D. 251.
[302:3] Cyprian, Epist. 82, ad Successum.
[302:4] Cyprian, who seems to have been much respected personally by thehigh officers of government at Carthage, was, when taken prisoner, granted as great indulgence as his circumstances would permit; butGibbon, who describes his case with special minuteness, most uncandidlyrepresents it as affording an average specimen of ...the style in whichcondemned Christians were treated. As an evidence of the social positionof the bishop of Carthage we may refer to the testimony of Pontius hisdeacon, who states that "numbers of eminent and illustrious persons, menof rank and family and secular distinction, for the sake of their oldfriendship with him, urged him many times to retire. " "Life, "
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, xxii. , xxvi.
[301:2] Dionysius of Alexandria, quoted by Euseb. , vi. 41.
[302:1] Euseb. Vi. 39.
[302:2] A. D. 249 to A. D. 251.
[302:3] Cyprian, Epist. 82, ad Successum.
[302:4] Cyprian, who seems to have been much respected personally by thehigh officers of government at Carthage, was, when taken prisoner, granted as great indulgence as his circumstances would permit; butGibbon, who describes his case with special minuteness, most uncandidlyrepresents it as affording an average specimen of ...the style in whichcondemned Christians were treated. As an evidence of the social positionof the bishop of Carthage we may refer to the testimony of Pontius hisdeacon, who states that "numbers of eminent and illustrious persons, menof rank and family and secular distinction, for the sake of their oldfriendship with him, urged him many times to retire. " "Life, "
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