Historic illustrations of the Bible : principally after the old masters (1840)
London : Fisher, Son, & Co. · leaf 262
his reply to Paul was meant ironically ; the most learned writers, how-ever, think quite otherwise. But allowing the latter opinion, there is nothingto be more dreaded than an almost Christian. Such a man knows enough ofreligion to imbitter the lives of those around him, without deriving from itany… … S. PAUL DEVANT FESTUS ET AGUllTA. LOIISQUIL disait ccs choses pour sa justification, Fcstus secria: \()utetcs inscnsc, Paul; votro grand savoir voua fait perdre le sens. Paul luirepondit: Je no suis point insense, tres-excellent Festus ; mais les parolesque je viens de dire sont dcs paroles de…
Bible · Engraving, European
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