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... occasion of Za Denghel's death , as we have already related . Ras Athanasius escaped by the swiftness of his horse , and took refuge in a neighbouring monastery . He was afterwards pardoned at the intercession of Peter Paez ; but his ...
... occasion of Za Denghel's death , as we have already related . Ras Athanasius escaped by the swiftness of his horse , and took refuge in a neighbouring monastery . He was afterwards pardoned at the intercession of Peter Paez ; but his ...
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... occasion for councils to suppress them . - St Atha- nasius mentions a priest , named Leontius , who , to re- move all occasion of suspicion , offered to mutilate him- self , to preserve his beloved companion . AGARD , ARTHUR , a learned ...
... occasion for councils to suppress them . - St Atha- nasius mentions a priest , named Leontius , who , to re- move all occasion of suspicion , offered to mutilate him- self , to preserve his beloved companion . AGARD , ARTHUR , a learned ...
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... occasion . Agricola likewise addressed his men in very strong and eloquent terms . The Romans gained the victory , and 10,000 of the Britons are said to have been killed . This happened in the reign of the emperor Domitian ; who ...
... occasion . Agricola likewise addressed his men in very strong and eloquent terms . The Romans gained the victory , and 10,000 of the Britons are said to have been killed . This happened in the reign of the emperor Domitian ; who ...
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