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V The enthronement orthq Beast , by Justinian , who imposed his faith and that of Pope John on the whole Roman Empire , in the year - « 531 * Add Daniel ' s f ejga of the Beast 1260 Which ends in the year - 1791 Seventy-five years mofce must be added , to make out Da * nieFs two atiinbers of 1290 and 1335 years - - 75
1866 j In whieh period is to be effected the first fall of Babylon , or the Beast , its regaining its power partially , and its final overthrow \ also , the restoration of the Jtews to their own Ifcnd , the opposition of Gog and Magog , and the happy period spoken of by the prophet Daniel , at the end of the 1335 years , which brings us to the , year 1866 . The issue , no doubt , will be most glorious ; but the progress , as we have already seen , will be most calamitous ! It is a lamentable fact , which stands recorded iti history * that
every denomination of G h risttatrs have been persecutors in their turn , whenever and wherever they have acquired tbe pow ^ r : but the time of the end draweth nigh , when the spirit of the gospel will be better known and felt amongst those who call themselves the disciples of Christy but not till after severe sufferings and great tribulation ! In the mean thne , infidelity will increase ; and-the more so perhaps from the infliction of these judgments , and men will blaspheme because of these plagues * But the well-disposed Christian will acknowledge the hand of God in all those calamitous events , which are designed by Providence to overturn spiritual wickedness in . high places , &nd to bring in everlastingrighteousness . May we see the things that belong to our peace , before they be for ever hid from our eyes ! PHILALETHES .
'"* " "" " ¦ " * " T "' ' * + m ** mm > - ¦¦!> ¦¦¦•* . ! ' ¦! mm ^ rn- n ^ Mi ^^ ¦ t . ^^ y ,, iwfMl . * See tire excellent Criticism on die . Contents of the Book of Revelation , N 6 . III . » n tlie last Numfcer of your Repository .
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No . CCCXLIX . Recovering the Dead . The following case is stated by Evelyn , in his Diary , ( Memoirs , 4 to . Vol . I ; p . 475 >) as having given celebrity to Sir William Petty , the founder of the Lansdowne family . * ' S . W . was the sohn of a meane man somewhere in Sussex , and sent fronA schooletoOxon , where he studied Philosophy , but was most eminent in Mathematics and Mechanics : proceeded Dr . of Ph vsicfk * and was firrown
famous , as for his learning , so for his recovering a poor wench that had been , hanged for felony ; and her body having ben begged ( as the costome is ) for , the anatomic leeturb 9 he bled liter 9 put Tier to bed to a warm woman , dnd with spwits and other meanes restored her to life . The young scholars joined and made her a little portion , an < I married her to ' a man who had several ] children by her , she living fifteen \ eares after , as I have been assured . " *
The Editor adds in a note , «* For a full account , of y . remarl ^ able event , see a pamphlet entitled , ' Newes from the Dead , or a true and exact Narration of the Miraculous Deliverance of Anne Greene , who , being executed at Oxford , December 14 , 165 O , afterwards revived ; and by the Care of certain Physicians there , is now perfectly recovered . Oxford , the Second Impression , with Additions , 4 to . 165 \ j Added td the narrative are several copies of verses in Latin , English and French , by gentlemen of the TJniversity , commemorative of the story ; amongst others , one by Joseph Williamson , afterwards Secretary pf State ; ' another by Christopher Wren , the famous architect , then of Wadham College } Walter Pope ; Dr . Ralph Bathurst ( the last under other names ); and many more . This was reprinted , but very Negligently , from the first and worst edition , in Mbrgari ' s Phoenix Britannicus / 4 to . "
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gleanings ; or , selections and reflection 6 made in a course of general reading .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1819, page 373, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1773/page/29/
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