Two Essays On Biblical And On Ecclesiastical Miracles
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292. The mention of the ofiootjaiov would be decisive against it, did it not occur at the end, in a sort of doxology which will admit of being considered an addition. The question is discussed at length by Zaccaria, ibid, in answer to Oudinus.
of the Cross. 295 Wood of the Cross was found in Jerusalem, divine grace granting the discovery of the hidden holy places to one who laudably pursued religious objects." 162. From the evidence of St. Cyril and the pas- sages of Eusebius, we gain, then, as... much as this ; that the discovery of the Holy Cross was a received fact twenty years after St. Helena's search for the Holy Sepulchre ; that it was by that time notorious through- out the world, because portions of the Cross had been sent in all directions ; hence, that the professed dis- covery must have taken place some years before the end of the twenty years when St. Cyril mentions it, to allow of such a general publication and dispersion of it ; and that it must have been well known to Euse- bius, who wrote his Life of Constantine A.D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
292. The mention of the ofiootjaiov would be decisive against it, did it not occur at the end, in a sort of doxology which will admit of being considered an addition. The question is discussed at length by Zaccaria, ibid, in answer to Oudinus.
of the Cross. 295 Wood of the Cross was found in Jerusalem, divine grace granting the discovery of the hidden holy places to one who laudably pursued religious objects." 162. From the evidence of St. Cyril and the pas- sages of Eusebius, we gain, then, as... much as this ; that the discovery of the Holy Cross was a received fact twenty years after St. Helena's search for the Holy Sepulchre ; that it was by that time notorious through- out the world, because portions of the Cross had been sent in all directions ; hence, that the professed dis- covery must have taken place some years before the end of the twenty years when St. Cyril mentions it, to allow of such a general publication and dispersion of it ; and that it must have been well known to Euse- bius, who wrote his Life of Constantine A.D.
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