The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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Page 177
... Tertullian , Jerome , and Eusebius , have stated with little variation of phrase , that soon after the crucifixion of Christ , Pontius Pilate transmitted an account of the transaction to Tiberius , that Tiberius on reading this account ...
... Tertullian , Jerome , and Eusebius , have stated with little variation of phrase , that soon after the crucifixion of Christ , Pontius Pilate transmitted an account of the transaction to Tiberius , that Tiberius on reading this account ...
Page 182
... Tertullian say , under the patronage of Tiberius , and , as the same two writers say , great oppo- sition was made to it , and , of course to Tiberius , both by a ma jority of the Senate and of the people ; how , then , as all this hap ...
... Tertullian say , under the patronage of Tiberius , and , as the same two writers say , great oppo- sition was made to it , and , of course to Tiberius , both by a ma jority of the Senate and of the people ; how , then , as all this hap ...
Page 245
... Tertullian , who succeeded at no great interval of time , refuted their notions as false and heretical . Justin Martyr , who lived near the apostolical age , expressly declares , that the society of Christians of which he was a member ...
... Tertullian , who succeeded at no great interval of time , refuted their notions as false and heretical . Justin Martyr , who lived near the apostolical age , expressly declares , that the society of Christians of which he was a member ...
Page 505
... Tertullian , Athanasius , Epiphanius , and above all by the learned and celebrated Origen . " Pref . p . iii . 66 Such was the object to be attained ; and such the means by which it has been accomplished ; to the infinite satisfaction ...
... Tertullian , Athanasius , Epiphanius , and above all by the learned and celebrated Origen . " Pref . p . iii . 66 Such was the object to be attained ; and such the means by which it has been accomplished ; to the infinite satisfaction ...
Page 506
... Tertullian and St. Athanasius * , he ex- presses in the following terms : • " Nothing can well be more evident than that Tertullian repre- sents the great body of unlearned christians in his times as Unitarians , and even holding the ...
... Tertullian and St. Athanasius * , he ex- presses in the following terms : • " Nothing can well be more evident than that Tertullian repre- sents the great body of unlearned christians in his times as Unitarians , and even holding the ...
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