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| − | exponunt [[Name::justinianus]] in [[Work::dialogo cum triphone]]<ref>Moreover, that in your nation there never failed either prophet or ruler, from the time when they began until the time when this Jesus Christ appeared and suffered, you will not venture shamelessly to assert, nor can you prove it. For though you affirm that Herod, after[168] whose [reign] He suffered, was an Ashkelonite,, dialogo cum triphone, ch. 52.</ref>, [[Place::Eusebius]]<lb/>l. 3 c.2.<ref>Of the family of the Lord there were still living the grandchildren of Jude, who is said to have been the Lord's brother according to the flesh. Information was given that they belonged to the family of David, and they were brought to the Emperor Domitian by the Evocatus. For Domitian feared the coming of Christ as Herod also had feared it.''Historia ecclesiastica,'' liber 3, cap. 20.</ref> demonstrat [[Name::Augustinus]] l. 18. [[Work::de civitate dei]]. c. 45.<ref>Postea Cassius etiam templum exspoliavit. Deinde post paucos annos etiam Herodem alienigenam regem habere meruerunt, quo regnante natus est Christus.</ref><lb/> <del>?</del> sequitur, ligans ad vineam pullum suum nar<lb/>rat abundantiam <del>tribus</del> terrae <del>ip</del> iudaeorum ac<lb/><unclear>dicit</unclear>, totam fore copiam <unclear>vini</unclear>, ut sit iu<lb/>daeus ligaturus asinum ad usum <unclear>per vitem</unclear>,<lb/>et ex ea solum oneraturus illum.<lb/>lavabit in sanguine uvae pallium suum.<lb/>id est tanta erit copia vini in torcularibus,<lb/>ut ?? vestes tingantur in vino.<lb/>rubicundus oculis a vino, et dentes albi<lb/>a lacte. tanta erit copia vini, et lactis,<lb/>ut oculi inde rubescant, et dentes albicent.<lb/>jam de christo facile etiam exponitur totum. juda<lb/>te laudabunt fratres tui. nam christum omnes<lb/>laudant. manus tuae in cervicibus. explicatur<lb/>fortitudo contra demones. <del>A</del> catulus leonis juda id est rex de rege, Deus de Deo. unde<lb/>et in apocalypti vincit Leo de tribu juda. | + | exponunt [[Name::justinianus]] in [[Work::dialogo cum triphone]]<ref>Moreover, that in your nation there never failed either prophet or ruler, from the time when they began until the time when this Jesus Christ appeared and suffered, you will not venture shamelessly to assert, nor can you prove it. For though you affirm that Herod, after[168] whose [reign] He suffered, was an Ashkelonite,, dialogo cum triphone, ch. 52.</ref>, [[Place::Eusebius]]<lb/>l. 3 c.2.<ref>Of the family of the Lord there were still living the grandchildren of Jude, who is said to have been the Lord's brother according to the flesh. Information was given that they belonged to the family of David, and they were brought to the Emperor Domitian by the Evocatus. For Domitian feared the coming of Christ as Herod also had feared it.''Historia ecclesiastica,'' liber 3, cap. 20.</ref> demonstrat [[Name::Augustinus]] l. 18. [[Work::de civitate dei]]. c. 45.<ref>Postea Cassius etiam templum exspoliavit. Deinde post paucos annos etiam Herodem alienigenam regem habere meruerunt, quo regnante natus est Christus.</ref><lb/> <del>?</del> sequitur, ligans ad vineam pullum suum nar<lb/>rat abundantiam <del>tribus</del> terrae <del>ip</del> iudaeorum ac<lb/><unclear>dicit</unclear>, totam fore copiam <unclear>vini</unclear>, ut sit iu<lb/>daeus ligaturus asinum ad usum <unclear>per vitem</unclear>,<lb/>et ex ea solum oneraturus illum.<lb/>lavabit in sanguine uvae pallium suum.<lb/>id est tanta erit copia vini in torcularibus,<lb/>ut ?? vestes tingantur in vino.<lb/>rubicundus oculis a vino, et dentes albi<lb/>a lacte. tanta erit copia vini, et lactis,<lb/>ut oculi inde rubescant, et dentes albicent.<lb/>jam de christo facile etiam exponitur totum. juda<lb/>te laudabunt fratres tui. nam christum omnes<lb/>laudant. manus tuae in cervicibus. explicatur<lb/>fortitudo contra demones. <del>A</del> catulus<lb/>leonis juda id est rex de rege, Deus de Deo. unde<lb/>et in apocalypti vincit Leo de tribu juda. |
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exponunt justinianus in dialogo cum triphone[1], Eusebius
l. 3 c.2.[2] demonstrat Augustinus l. 18. de civitate dei. c. 45.[3]
? sequitur, ligans ad vineam pullum suum nar
rat abundantiam tribus terrae ip iudaeorum ac
dicit, totam fore copiam vini, ut sit iu
daeus ligaturus asinum ad usum per vitem,
et ex ea solum oneraturus illum.
lavabit in sanguine uvae pallium suum.
id est tanta erit copia vini in torcularibus,
ut ?? vestes tingantur in vino.
rubicundus oculis a vino, et dentes albi
a lacte. tanta erit copia vini, et lactis,
ut oculi inde rubescant, et dentes albicent.
jam de christo facile etiam exponitur totum. juda
te laudabunt fratres tui. nam christum omnes
laudant. manus tuae in cervicibus. explicatur
fortitudo contra demones. A catulus
leonis juda id est rex de rege, Deus de Deo. unde
et in apocalypti vincit Leo de tribu juda.
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- ↑ Moreover, that in your nation there never failed either prophet or ruler, from the time when they began until the time when this Jesus Christ appeared and suffered, you will not venture shamelessly to assert, nor can you prove it. For though you affirm that Herod, after[168] whose [reign] He suffered, was an Ashkelonite,, dialogo cum triphone, ch. 52.
- ↑ Of the family of the Lord there were still living the grandchildren of Jude, who is said to have been the Lord's brother according to the flesh. Information was given that they belonged to the family of David, and they were brought to the Emperor Domitian by the Evocatus. For Domitian feared the coming of Christ as Herod also had feared it.Historia ecclesiastica, liber 3, cap. 20.
- ↑ Postea Cassius etiam templum exspoliavit. Deinde post paucos annos etiam Herodem alienigenam regem habere meruerunt, quo regnante natus est Christus.
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