The Institution of Deacons, and the History of Stephen.
... and to make of Jews and Greeks, bond and ... mismanagement, which had occasioned the
murmuring, of the Grecians. ... unhappy persons, the religions of Greece and Rome ...
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The Propagation of Christianity.
... there arose a murmuring of the Grecians against the ... remain in Judea, as philosophy
did in Greece, but is ... and village, and city, both of Greeks and barbarians ...
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The Mediaeval Church in Great Britain and Ireland
... of, 86 Arianism, 68, 81 """ in Greece, 79 """ in ... reverence shown to them, 54 "Grecians,"
Who meant by ... Empire, End of, 139 Greeks, their liability to ...
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Book 1.
... But as for the place where the Grecians inhabit, ten ... but a little while before the
Persian expedition into Greece. ... the oldest of all among the Greeks; and they ...
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Jews and Gentiles in "The Land"
... the people were still Syrians and Grecians, rude, barbarous ... way to the more refined
rites of Greece. ... Phoenicians, Syrians, Arabs, and Greeks (Josephus, Jewish ...
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Book ii.
... Athenians, and almost all the other Grecians, made laws ... that have been admired among
the Greeks for wisdom ... painters also, and statuaries of Greece, had herein ...
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Introduction
... among all ancient nations, the Jews, the Grecians, the Romans ... As Greeks enslaved
Greeks, as the Hebrew often consented ... of Egypt and Phoenicia, of Greece and of ...
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Vesalius the Anatomist {9}
... itself: yet the public feeling of the Greeks as well ... had not seen since the palmy
days of Greece. ... the company of physicians, naturalists, and Grecians, he must ...
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[Endnotes]
... felt himself a debtor, both to the Greeks and to ... the occasion, to have "disputed
against the Grecians" (Acts 9 ... to winter." This Nicopolis was in Greece, in the ...
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The histories of Greece and Palestine are little connected with each other. In (Genesis 10:2-5) Moses mentions the descendants of Javan as peopling the isles of the Gentiles; and when the Hebrews came into contact with the Ionians of Asia Minor, and recognized them as the long-lost islanders of the western migration, it was natural that they should mark the similarity of sound between Javan and Iones. Accordingly the Old Testament word which is Grecia , in Authorized Versions Greece, Greeks , etc., is in Javan (Daniel 8:21; Joel 3:6) the Hebrew, however, is sometimes regained. (Isaiah 66:19; Ezekiel 27;13) The Greeks and Hebrews met for the first time in the slave-market. The medium of communication seems to have been the Tyrian slave-merchants. About B.C. 800 Joel speaks of the Tyrians as, selling the children of Judah tot he Grecians, (Joel 3:6) and in Ezek 27:13 The Greeks are mentioned as bartering their brazen vessels for slaves. Prophetical notice of Greece occurs in (Daniel 8:21) etc., where the history of Alexander and his successors is rapidly sketched. Zechariah, (Zechariah 9:13) foretells the triumphs of the Maccabees against the Greco-Syrian empire, while Isaiah looks forward to the conversion of the Greeks, amongst other Gentiles, through the instrumentality of Jewish missionaries. (Isaiah 66:19) The name of the country, Greece occurs once in the New Testament, (Acts 20:2) as opposed to Macedonia. [GENTILES]

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