 | Edmund Law - 1755 - 512 str.
...Creation of the World to the Bafyhnijh Captivity, as ' loon as they were deprived of the afliftance of Prophets, "' became moft inaccurate in their methods...being nothing more erroneous than the accounts of * thcrwifc be given up as utterly inexplicable.—Yet this fame ' Nation, who may not have loft fo... | |
 | Edmund Law (bp. of Carlisle.) - 1774 - 504 str.
...the creation of the world to the Babylonifo captivity, as foon as they were deprived of the afiilhmce of prophets, became moft inaccurate in their methods...being nothing more erroneous than the accounts of Jofepbus, and the modern Jews, from the time of Cyrus ta that of Altxandir the Great; notwithstanding... | |
 | Edmund Law - 1774 - 528 str.
...to the Babylonijh captivity, as foon as they were deprived of the affiftance of prophets, became mod inaccurate in their methods of keeping time, there being nothing more erroneous than the accounts ofjo/epbus, and the modern 'Jews, from the time of Cyrus to that of Alexander the Great; notwithftanding... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1791 - 490 str.
...creation of the world to the Babyloniih captivity, as foon as they .were deprived of the aiîiftance of prophets, became moft inaccurate .in their methods...Alexander the Great; notwithftanding that all the rcquifite affiftances might eafily have been borrowed from the .neighbouring nations, who now kept... | |
 | 1793 - 332 str.
...than the accounts of Jofephus, and t hc modern jews, from the time of Cyrus, to that of jltsaindcr the Great; notwithftanding that all the requifite affiftances might eafily have been borrowed from die neighbouring nations, who now kept regular annals. Hence it appears, that the exa&nefs of the facred... | |
 | David Hartley - 1801 - 480 str.
...creation of the world to the Babylonijb captivity, as foon as they were deprived of the aflift-- ance of prophets, became moft inaccurate in their methods...have been borrowed from the neighbouring nations, who now kept regular annals. Hence it appears, that the exa&nefs of the facred hiftory was owing to the... | |
 | Hannah Adams - 1804 - 398 str.
...creation of the world to the Babylonifh captivity, as foon as they were deprived of the affiftance of prophets, became moft inaccurate in their methods of keeping time, there being nothing more errontoua than the accounts of Jofephus, and the modern Jews,, from the time of Cyrus to that of Alexander... | |
 | Thomas Hartwell Horne - 1825 - 684 str.
...Babylonish captivity, as soon as they were deprived of the assistance of the prophets, became the most inaccurate in their methods of keeping time ; there...being nothing more erroneous than the accounts of Josephus and the modern Jews, from the time of Cyrus to that of Alexander the Great : notwithstanding... | |
 | Thomas Hartwell Horne - 1825 - 682 str.
...Babylonish captivity, as soon as they were deprived of the assistance of the prophets, became the most inaccurate in their methods of keeping time ; there...being nothing more erroneous than the accounts of Josephus and the modern Jews, from the time of Cyrus to that of Alexander the Great : notwithstanding... | |
 | David Hartley - 1834 - 650 str.
...the Babylonish captivity, as soon as they were deprived of the assistance of prophets, became most inaccurate in their methods of keeping time, there being nothing more erroneous than the accounts of Josephus, and the modern Jews, from the time of Cyrus, to that of Alexander the Great ; notwithstanding... | |
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Babylonijb captivity, as foon as they were deprived of the aflift-- ance of prophets, became moft inaccurate in their methods of keeping time, there being nothing more erroneous than the accounts of... 
