 | Joseph Priestley - 1783 - 650 sidor
...colony, from which Jews " were excluded. Having thus diverted them" felves of the form of Judaifm, which to that '* time they had born, they removed...Pella, and " other towns to which they had retired, and fettled «' in great numbers at JElia, The few who re" tained a fuperftitious veneration for their... | |
 | Joseph Priestley - 1783 - 658 sidor
...colony, from which Jews " were excluded. Having thus divefted them" felves of the form of Judaifm, which to that " time they had born, they removed from...Pella, and " other towns to which they had retired, and fettled • " in great numbers at /Elia. The few who re" tained a fuperftitious veneration for their... | |
 | 1785 - 620 sidor
...yKlb.u Colony, from which Jews were excluded. Having thus divefted themfelves of the form of Judaifm, which to that time they had born, they removed from...Pella, and other towns to which they had retired, and fettled in great numbers at /Kli.i. The few, who retained a fuperftitious veneration for their law,... | |
 | 1785 - 504 sidor
...ЖНап Colony, from which Jew* were excluded. Having thus divefted themfelves of the form of Judaifm, which to that time they had born, they removed from...Pella, and other towns to which they had retired, and fettled in great numbers at Л£На. The few, who retained a fuperftitious veneration for their law,... | |
 | 1785 - 508 sidor
...were excluded. Having thus diverted themielves of th« form of Jutiaiim, which to that time they hod born, they removed from Pella, and other towns to which they had retired, ;md iettled in great numbers at jElia. The few, who retained af uperflidous veneration for their law,... | |
 | Samuel Horsley, Heneage Horsley - 1812 - 676 sidor
...to renounce it; that they might be qualified to partake in the valuable privileges of the :F,li;tn colony, from which Jews were excluded. Having thus...Pella, and other towns to which they had retired, ami settled in great numbers at jiElia. The few, who retained a superstitious veneration for their... | |
 | Joseph Priestley - 1815 - 524 sidor
...from habit than from any principle of conscience, made no scruple to renounce it, that they riiight be qualified to partake in the valuable privileges...of the form of Judaism, which to that time they had borne, they removed from Pella and other towns to which they had retired, and settled in great numbers... | |
 | Joseph Priestley - 1815 - 526 sidor
...scruple to renounce it, that they might be qualified to partake in the valuable privileges of the ./Elian colony, from which Jews were excluded. Having thus...of the form of Judaism, which to that time they had borne, they removed from Pella and other towns to which they had retired, and settled in great numbers... | |
 | Thomas Belsham - 1817 - 384 sidor
...falsehood THE FACT is, that after the demolition of Jerusa1 Priestley's Lett, to Horsley, p. 18. lem by Adrian, the majority of the Hebrew Christians,...of the form of Judaism, which to that time they had borne, they removed from Pella and other towns to which they had retired, and settled in great numbers... | |
 | Joseph Priestley - 1787 - 588 sidor
...scruple to renounce it ; that they might be qualified to partake in the valuable privileges of the Milan colony, from which Jews were excluded. Having thus...of the form of Judaism, which to that time they had borne, they removed from Pella and other towns to which they had retired, and settled in great numbers... | |
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JElian colony, from which Jews were excluded. Having thus divested themselves of the form of Judaism, which to that time they had born, they removed from Pella, and other towns to which they had retired, and settled in great numbers at JElia. 
