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Pagina 12
... reason have we for dissatisfaction , or rather still more reason have we to believe in the divine origin of Christianity , when we reflect that there is no symbol of importance which the Druids possessed in common with ourselves which ...
... reason have we for dissatisfaction , or rather still more reason have we to believe in the divine origin of Christianity , when we reflect that there is no symbol of importance which the Druids possessed in common with ourselves which ...
Pagina 14
... reason to believe that Cæsar , or any of the Roman writers who have made the same charge , have not done justice to the Druids in this respect . Eminent in- vestigators , belonging to different nations , utterly deny the accusation ...
... reason to believe that Cæsar , or any of the Roman writers who have made the same charge , have not done justice to the Druids in this respect . Eminent in- vestigators , belonging to different nations , utterly deny the accusation ...
Pagina 15
... reason to believe that the dogma of the transmigration of souls had its origin in an effort to pre- vent needless cruelty , even to the humblest of the lower animals . Many think this was the chief object of Pythagoras . At all events ...
... reason to believe that the dogma of the transmigration of souls had its origin in an effort to pre- vent needless cruelty , even to the humblest of the lower animals . Many think this was the chief object of Pythagoras . At all events ...
Pagina 16
... reason , and philosophy are permitted to be built upon by the father of error . The Druids held several opinions which contributed to confirm them in this dreadful custom . For the redemption of the life of man , they held that nothing ...
... reason , and philosophy are permitted to be built upon by the father of error . The Druids held several opinions which contributed to confirm them in this dreadful custom . For the redemption of the life of man , they held that nothing ...
Pagina 25
... reasons for doing so ; he presents us the facts , and enables us to draw our conclusions from them as he has himself . But it is otherwise in the revolting pic- ture which he gives us of the alleged Druidical habit of sac- rificing ...
... reasons for doing so ; he presents us the facts , and enables us to draw our conclusions from them as he has himself . But it is otherwise in the revolting pic- ture which he gives us of the alleged Druidical habit of sac- rificing ...
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The National Quarterly Review, Volume 4 Edward Isidore Sears,David Allyn Gorton,Charles H. Woodman Volledige weergave - 1862 |
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