 | William King - 1772 - 284 דפים
...he had the Title of MuranaJjn, or the King of Men. Cecrops, who reigned in Athens, and had himfelf the Honour to be called Jupiter, was the firft Mortal...Subjects that no Sort of Cruelty ought to approach rhe Divine Altars, and that nothing which had Life was to be facrificed, but rather Cakes of their... | |
 | John Bell - 1790 - 422 דפים
...among the Greeks ; and was also the first who acknowledged Jupiter by the name of Supreme, teaching his subjects that no sort of cruelty ought to approach...altars, and that nothing which had life was to be sacrificed, but rather cakes of their country corn, since clemency and beneficence were most consonant... | |
 | 1877 - 370 דפים
...first Grecian altars to Jupiter or Jove — probably synonymous with Jehovah — as the supreme God, he taught his subjects that no sort of cruelty ought...altars, and that nothing which had life was to be sacrificed, but rather cakes of corn, since the celestial nature was clement and propitious. If the... | |
 | 1877 - 346 דפים
...first Grecian altars to Jupiter or Jove — probably synonymous with Jehovah — as the supreme God, he taught his subjects that no sort of cruelty ought...altars, and that nothing which had life was to be sacrificed, but rather cakes of com, since the celestial nature was clement and propitious. If the... | |
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Jupiter, was the first mortal by whom Jupiter was acknowledged as the Supreme. This king taught his subjects, that no sort of cruelty ought to approach the divine altars, and that nothing which had life was to be sacrificed, but rather cakes of corn,... 