The Holy Places At Jerusalem Or Fergussons Theories And Pierottis Discoverie
The Holy Places At Jerusalem Or Fergussons Theories And Pierottis Discoverie
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There the Lord was examined before he suffered. But on the left hand is the little hill Golgotha, where the Lord was crucified. Thence, about a stone's throw distant, is a crypt, where his body was laid and (whence) on the third day he rose again. There lately by the order of the Emperor Constantine a basilica has been built ; a 'Lord's Church' of wondrous beauty, with reservoirs at the side whence water is drawn up, and a bath behind, where infants are washed (baptized). " Afterwards lie speak...s of the east gate leading from Jerusalem to the Mount of Olives, and of other matters.
That the pilgrim is a sorry scholar I readily allow; but as an author's meaning may be plain though his Latin be bad, I maintain that " foris murum" (rect : foras murum) cannot mean " when making a tour of the walls or of any part of them. " When foris (or foras) is used as a pre- position with a verb of motion, it simply expresses the act of going outside (from within) of the word which it governs; therefore "ut eas foris murum" does not in the least imply that you ever get outside the walls, only that you start with the intention of going.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There the Lord was examined before he suffered. But on the left hand is the little hill Golgotha, where the Lord was crucified. Thence, about a stone's throw distant, is a crypt, where his body was laid and (whence) on the third day he rose again. There lately by the order of the Emperor Constantine a basilica has been built ; a 'Lord's Church' of wondrous beauty, with reservoirs at the side whence water is drawn up, and a bath behind, where infants are washed (baptized). " Afterwards lie speak...s of the east gate leading from Jerusalem to the Mount of Olives, and of other matters.
That the pilgrim is a sorry scholar I readily allow; but as an author's meaning may be plain though his Latin be bad, I maintain that " foris murum" (rect : foras murum) cannot mean " when making a tour of the walls or of any part of them. " When foris (or foras) is used as a pre- position with a verb of motion, it simply expresses the act of going outside (from within) of the word which it governs; therefore "ut eas foris murum" does not in the least imply that you ever get outside the walls, only that you start with the intention of going.
What to read after The Holy Places At Jerusalem Or Fergussons Theories And Pierottis Discoverie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T G Thomas George Bonney to read onlineMoreLess
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