The Diegesis: Being a Discovery of the Origin, Evidences, and Early History of Christianity, Never Yet Before Or Elsewhere So Fully and Faithfully Set Forth |
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admission admitted ages Alexandria ancient apostles Apostolic Fathers argument ascribed authority believed Bishop born called canonical Celsus century CHAPTER character Chris Chrishna Christian Christian religion church Constantine Corinth crucified death deity DIEGESIS disciples divine doctrine earth ecclesiastical Egypt Egyptian emperor epistles Esculapius Essenian Eusebius Evangelists evidence existence fact faith Fathers gods gospels Greek Gregory hath heathen heaven Hebrew historian holy honour Irenæus Jesus Christ Jewish Jews John Josephus Judea Justin Martyr Lardner learned Lord Luke martyrdom martyrs Matthew mind miracles monks Mosheim never Origen original Pagan passage Paul persons Philo philosophers piety Pontius Pilate preached pretended priests Pythagoras quæ quoted rational reader reign Roman Rome sacred saints Saviour says scriptures sect sense Serapis story suffered supposed Tacitus temple Tertullian Testament testimony Therapeuta things thou tian tion translation truth unto whole words worship writings written δε εν και