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For so I read, that very Pagan Kings of Britaine, as Arviragus, Marius, Coilus, &c. beholding the good [ lives ] of Joseph of Arimathea, and his twelve devout Disciples, were inclined (as sometimes Pharaoh granted Goshen to the Israelites ) to permit them to inhabite in Insulà Glasconiâ, in the Island of Glastenbury, by which meanes the Christian Religion was published in Britaine about foure yeares after Christs resurrection, in the last yeare of Tiberius Caesar; (and so before it came to Rome, which was not till the yeare of Claudius, say their owne Chronologers) as that excellent Antiquary, Sr Henry Spelman, hath most learnedly shewed us: |
For so I read, that very Pagan Kings of Britain, as Arviragus, Marius, Coilus, etc. beholding the good [ lives ] of Joseph of Arimathea, and his twelve devout Disciples, were inclined (as sometime Pharaoh granted Goshen to the Israelites) to permit them to inhabit in Insulà Glasconiâ, in the Island of Glastonbury, by which means the Christian Religion was published in Britain about foure Years After Christ resurrection, in the last year of Tiberius Caesar; (and so before it Come to Room, which was not till the year of Claudius, say their own Chronologers) as that excellent Antiquary, Sir Henry Spelman, hath most learnedly showed us: |
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| Note 0 |
Gen. 45.10. & 46.28. |
Gen. 45.10. & 46.28. |
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| Note 1 |
Lege Franciscum Masonum nostrum, lib. 2. de Minist. Auglic. cap. 2. p. 69.70. Conferre my Lords Grace against A. C. sect. 35. num. 9. pag. 312. and my Lord Bishop now of Exon, in Apologie against Brownists, sect. 23. where he saith and proveth, that the Church of (Rome) was never our Mothers mother; our Christian saith came not from the seven Hills, neither was derived, either from Augustine the Monke, or Pope Gregory. Britaine had a worthy Church before either of them look't into the world, &c. |
Lege Franciscum Masonum nostrum, lib. 2. de Ministry. Auglic. cap. 2. p. 69.70. Confer my lords Grace against A. C. sect. 35. num. 9. page. 312. and my Lord Bishop now of Exon, in Apology against Brownists, sect. 23. where he Says and Proves, that the Church of (Room) was never our Mother's mother; our Christian Says Come not from the seven Hills, neither was derived, either from Augustine the Monk, or Pope Gregory. Britain had a worthy Church before either of them looked into the world, etc. |
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| Note 2 |
Baronius, ad annum 39. & 40. apud Masonum. |
Baronius, ad annum 39. & 40. apud Masonum. |
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| Note 3 |
D. Henr. Spelman, in Apparatu, ad Concil. Anglic. edit. 1639. non multum ab initio. |
D. Henry Spelman, in Apparatu, ad Council. Anglic. edit. 1639. non multum ab initio. |
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