Writings, volume 10
Writings, volume 10
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They became what so many of us Englishmen have become in Oriental coimtries, hakims ; and as with us, that character was assiuned as a disguise for idterior purposes that could not have been otherwise obtained ^ — our purposes were liberal, theirs divine. Therefore we conclude our argxmient No. II. by saying, that this medical feature in the Essenes is not only found in the Christians, but is found radicated in the very constitution of that body, as a proselytizing order, who could not dispense... with some excuse or other for assembling the people in crowds.
No. III. — The Essenes think that oil is a defilement, — So says Josephus, as one who stood in the outermost rank of the order — admitted to a knowledge of some distinctions, but never to the secret meaning upon which those distinctions turned. Now with respect to this new characteristic, what is our logical duty ? It is our duty to show that the Essenes, supposing them to be the latent Christians, had a special motive for re- jecting oil ; whereas on any other assumption they had no such motive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They became what so many of us Englishmen have become in Oriental coimtries, hakims ; and as with us, that character was assiuned as a disguise for idterior purposes that could not have been otherwise obtained ^ — our purposes were liberal, theirs divine. Therefore we conclude our argxmient No. II. by saying, that this medical feature in the Essenes is not only found in the Christians, but is found radicated in the very constitution of that body, as a proselytizing order, who could not dispense... with some excuse or other for assembling the people in crowds.
No. III. — The Essenes think that oil is a defilement, — So says Josephus, as one who stood in the outermost rank of the order — admitted to a knowledge of some distinctions, but never to the secret meaning upon which those distinctions turned. Now with respect to this new characteristic, what is our logical duty ? It is our duty to show that the Essenes, supposing them to be the latent Christians, had a special motive for re- jecting oil ; whereas on any other assumption they had no such motive.
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