Author: Alexander Stuart Murray
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ISBN: OXFORD:302516270
Category: Ephesus (Extinct city)
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The Temple of Diana at Ephesus
Ephesus and the Temple of Diana
Ephesus and the Temple of Diana
The security it had enjoyed when the other temples of Greece were being burned
down by the Persians , entitled it to ... Proceeding afterwards to Ephesus in the
train of the Spartan King Agesilaus , he took with him Diana's share , but without ...
Author: Alexander Stuart MURRAY (Keeper of the Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities, British Museum.)
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ISBN: BL:A0017680980
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Reply to Mr Fergusson s Paper on the Temple of Diana at Ephesus
Erostratus Or the Burning of the Temple of Diana at Ephesus
Discoveries at Ephesus
Erostratus Or The Burning of the Temple of Diana at Ephesus A Drama in Three Acts
Erostratus or The burning of the temple of Diana at Ephesus a drama by J P Mann Stage ed
SCENE 1 . Temple of Diana at Ephesus . Numerous Priestesses arranging robes
and regalia for the morrow ' s ceremony . The statue of the Ephesian goddess
towers upwards in a central niche of a grand chapel at the east end of the temple
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Author: J P. Mann
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ISBN: OXFORD:590650228
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Modern Discoveries on the Site of Ancient Ephesus
Written by famous British architect John Turtle Wood, this volume provides information on the history of the city of Ephesus, the site of the Temple of Diana (or Artemis) and a description of the exploration of the Ancient Wonder.
Author: John Turtle Wood
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ISBN: STANFORD:36105011799678
Category: Ephesus (Extinct city)
Page: 128
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Written by famous British architect John Turtle Wood, this volume provides information on the history of the city of Ephesus, the site of the Temple of Diana (or Artemis) and a description of the exploration of the Ancient Wonder.The New American Cyclopaedia a Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge
The pride of the Ephesians rejectwatchfulness , and prayer . ed the offer , and it
was restored by the combined ... See " Ephesus and the Temple mans governed
it as the capital of western Asian of Diana , " by Edward Falkener , London , 1857.
Author: George Ripley
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ISBN: HARVARD:HN538W
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The new American cyclop dia ed by G Ripley and C A Dana
The pride of the Ephesians rejectwatchfulness , and prayer . ed the offer , and it
was restored by the combined ... See “ Ephesus and the Temple mans governed
it as the capital of western Asia , of Diana , " by Edward Falkener , London , 1857.
Author: American cyclopaedia
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The Life and Epistles of St Paul
This last phrase leads us to notice an expression used in the Acts of the Apostles
, concerning the connection of Ephesus with the Temple of Diana . The term '
Neocoros , ' or ' Temple - sweeper ' ( retropos , xix . 35 ) , originally an expression
...
Author: William John Conybeare
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ISBN: UOM:39015063880861
Category: Bible
Page: 850
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History of Christianity Comprising All that Relates to the Progress of the Christian Religion in The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire and A Vindication of Some Passages in the 15th and 16th Chapters
The illustration on the preceding page of the Ephesian Diana , or Artemis , is from
Montfaucon , i , 157 , Cf . , p . ji . 40 . 3 . " On the ... Her image , in the magnificent
temple of Ephesus , was represented " with many breasts . " St . Paul was the ...
Author: Edward Gibbon
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ISBN: PRNC:32101077785127
Category: Apologetics
Page: 86
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The Scripture history of the New Testament Ed by C M Money
After it had subsided , through the interference of the authorities , Paul took leave
of the disciples and set out for Macedonia , leaving Timothy at Ephesus . ( Acts
xix . 23 – 41 . ) * The temple of Diana at Ephesus was one of the seven wonders ...
Author: Andrew Thomson (of Bristol.)
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ISBN: OXFORD:600094528
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A Commentary on the Epistle to the Ephesians
It was this temple which gave unity to the city , and to the character of its
inhabitants . Oxford in England is not more Oxford on account of its University ,
than Ephesus was Ephesus on account of the Temple of Diana . The highest title
the city ...
Author: Charles Hodge
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ISBN: HARVARD:AH3Z5H
Category: Bible
Page: 398
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The Churchman s companion
1 The Goddess Diana , to whom the temple of Ephesus was dedicated , was not
the Artemis or Diana of Greece and Rome . When Greek colonies were founded
in Asia Minor , this ancient Asiatic divinity was already the great object of ...
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The Art Journal
SELECTED PICTURES . plain as the dependencies of the temple , and
supposed that the city itself was stationed at Aiaslik . ... labours are not over-
variety in the scene that we would not have them * EPHESUS AND THE TEMPLE
OF DIANA ...
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ISBN: MINN:31951000749183X
Category: Art
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Vol. for 1867 includes Illustrated catalogue of the Paris Universal Exhibition.Cyclopaedia of Biblical Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
See DIANA . was certainly at Ephesus about that time of the year Around the
image of the goddess was erected , ac( 1 Cor . xvi , 8 ) , and Demetrius ... 248 ) ,
her large ly sensitive if he found his trade failing at the time of and splendid
temple .
Author: John McClintock
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ISBN: HARVARD:HNF7HS
Category: Bible
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Third part of King Henry VI King Richard III King Henry VIII Romeo and Juliet Othello King Lear Macbeth Timon of Athens Hamlet Troilus and Cressida Cymbeline Coriolanus Julius C sar Antony and Cleopatra Titus Andronicus Pericles Venus and Adonis The rape of Lucrece Sonnets A lover s complaint The passionate pilgrim Sonnets to sundry notes of music Song Verses among the additional poems to Chester s Love s martyr 1601
She , at Tharsus Pericles on deck asleep ; Diana appearing to him Was nurs ' d
with Cleon ; whom at fourteen years as in a vision . He sought to murther : but her
better stars Dia . My temple stands in Ephesus ; hie thee Brought her to Mitylene
...
Author: William Shakespeare
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ISBN: PRNC:32101066123561
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