Phlegon examined critically and impartially. In answer to the late dissertation and defence of Dr. Sykes. To which is added a postscript, explaining a passage in Tertullian

Phlegon examined critically and impartially. In answer to the late dissertation and defence of Dr. Sykes. To which is added a postscript, explaining a passage in Tertullian

by Arthur Ashley Sykes, John CHAPMAN (D.D.

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