Download pdf The Dublin Review (Volume 39-40)
Download pdf The Dublin Review (Volume 39-40)
The Dublin Review (Volume 39-40).cNicholas Patrick Wiseman
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Author: Nicholas Patrick Wiseman
Number of Pages: 440 pages
Published Date: 18 Jan 2012
Publisher: General Books
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Type: Pdf
ISBN: 9781235547331
File Name: The.Dublin.Review.(Volume.39-40).pdf
Download Link: The Dublin Review (Volume 39-40)
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1855. Excerpt: ... the sand as are moistened with her blood, and has committed them to a small bag which he has taken out of his bosom. Then without delay, looking round to his attendants, and signing to them, with two of the party he resolutely crossed over to the other side of the corpse, covering it from attack, while his two assistants who were left proceeded quickly to lay hold of it. They had raised it, laid it on the bier, and were setting off by an unusual track across the waste, while Agellius, Aspar, and the third are grappling with some ruffians who had rushed upon them. Few, however, were there as yet to take part against them, but their cries of alarm were bringing others up, and the Christians were in growing danger of being worsted and carried off, when suddenly the soldiers interfered. Under pretence of keeping the peace, they laid about them with their heavy maces; and so it was, the blows took effect on the heads and shoulders of th'e rabble, with but slight injury to Agellius and his companions. The latter took instant advantage of the diversion, and vanished out of view by the same misleading track which their comrades had already chosen. If they, or the party who had preceded them, came within the range of sight of any goatherds upon the mountains, we must suppose that angels held those heathen eyes that they should not recognize them."--p. 291. The after history of Agellius is left to the imagination of the reader; and the tale closes with the conjecture that this may be the same Agellius, the bishop who suffered at Sicca in the persecution of Diocletian, and who is recorded to have translated the relics of St. Callista to the high altar of his church, at which he was wont daily to offer the Most Holy Sacrifice. With this beautiful scene the story ends...
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The Dublin Review (Volume 39-40).cNicholas Patrick Wiseman
Author: Nicholas Patrick Wiseman
Number of Pages: 440 pages
Published Date: 18 Jan 2012
Publisher: General Books
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Type: Pdf
ISBN: 9781235547331
File Name: The.Dublin.Review.(Volume.39-40).pdf
Download Link: The Dublin Review (Volume 39-40)
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1855. Excerpt: ... the sand as are moistened with her blood, and has committed them to a small bag which he has taken out of his bosom. Then without delay, looking round to his attendants, and signing to them, with two of the party he resolutely crossed over to the other side of the corpse, covering it from attack, while his two assistants who were left proceeded quickly to lay hold of it. They had raised it, laid it on the bier, and were setting off by an unusual track across the waste, while Agellius, Aspar, and the third are grappling with some ruffians who had rushed upon them. Few, however, were there as yet to take part against them, but their cries of alarm were bringing others up, and the Christians were in growing danger of being worsted and carried off, when suddenly the soldiers interfered. Under pretence of keeping the peace, they laid about them with their heavy maces; and so it was, the blows took effect on the heads and shoulders of th'e rabble, with but slight injury to Agellius and his companions. The latter took instant advantage of the diversion, and vanished out of view by the same misleading track which their comrades had already chosen. If they, or the party who had preceded them, came within the range of sight of any goatherds upon the mountains, we must suppose that angels held those heathen eyes that they should not recognize them."--p. 291. The after history of Agellius is left to the imagination of the reader; and the tale closes with the conjecture that this may be the same Agellius, the bishop who suffered at Sicca in the persecution of Diocletian, and who is recorded to have translated the relics of St. Callista to the high altar of his church, at which he was wont daily to offer the Most Holy Sacrifice. With this beautiful scene the story ends...
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