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... Cæsar's war. It is certain that theJews hadwritten and read very little; that they were profoundly ignorant of astronomy, geometry, geography, andphysics; that theyknew nothing ofthe history ofothernations; andthatin Alexandria they ...
... Cæsar's war. It is certain that theJews hadwritten and read very little; that they were profoundly ignorant of astronomy, geometry, geography, andphysics; that theyknew nothing ofthe history ofothernations; andthatin Alexandria they ...
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... to mankindisamystery of the highest order. I will venture toaffirm that ithas requireda miracle thus to shut theeyes and ears of all nations—to destroy every monument, every memorial of their first father. What would Cæsar,
... to mankindisamystery of the highest order. I will venture toaffirm that ithas requireda miracle thus to shut theeyes and ears of all nations—to destroy every monument, every memorial of their first father. What would Cæsar,
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Voltaire. monument, every memorial of their first father. What would Cæsar, Antony, Crassus, Pompey, Cicero, Marcellus, or Metellus have thought, if a poor Jew, while selling them balm, hadsaid,"We all descendfrom one father, named Adam ...
Voltaire. monument, every memorial of their first father. What would Cæsar, Antony, Crassus, Pompey, Cicero, Marcellus, or Metellus have thought, if a poor Jew, while selling them balm, hadsaid,"We all descendfrom one father, named Adam ...
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... Cæsar's time, the summer festivals wereheldin winter. The Roman generals always triumphed, butnever knew onwhat daythey triumphed. Cæsar reformed everything; he seemed to rule both heaven and earth. Iknownot through what complaisance ...
... Cæsar's time, the summer festivals wereheldin winter. The Roman generals always triumphed, butnever knew onwhat daythey triumphed. Cæsar reformed everything; he seemed to rule both heaven and earth. Iknownot through what complaisance ...
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... Cæsar's legions, thenbyahorde ofGoths, then by ahordeof Burgundians,and lastly by a horde of Sicambri,under one Clodovic, had before subjugated thewhole earth, and given theirnamesand theirlawsto Asia,seems to meto be inferringagreat ...
... Cæsar's legions, thenbyahorde ofGoths, then by ahordeof Burgundians,and lastly by a horde of Sicambri,under one Clodovic, had before subjugated thewhole earth, and given theirnamesand theirlawsto Asia,seems to meto be inferringagreat ...
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