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whiston, william. 1957. The Life and Works of Flavius Josephus. Trans. by williamwhiston. Philadelphia, PA and Toronto, ON The John C. Winston Company.
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Extractions: BibArch Home Up Citations to the works listed below appear in this website. Walters, H. B. History of Ancient Pottery , London: Murray. Ward, Doug "The Real Ark Mystery." Grace and Knowledge , 10 (December):5-10. Watson, Patty Jo, LaBlanc, Stephen A., and Redman, Charles L. Explanation in Archaeology . New York and London: Columbia University Press. Weill, R. Le Cité de David , 2 vols. Paris: Gabalda. Wendland, P. Rufutatio Omnium Haeresium. Herausgegeben von Wendland. New York: Georg Olms Verlag. Werblowsky, R.J. Zwi and Geoffrey Wigoder The Encyclopedia of the Jewish Religion . New York: Adams Books. Whiston, William The Life and Works of Flavius Josephus . Trans. by William Whiston. Philadelphia, PA and Toronto, ON: The John C. Winston Company. Whitcomb, John C. Darius the Mede . Grand Rapids: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company Whitcomb, John C. and Henry M. Morris The Genesis Flood . Grand Rapids: Baker Book House. Wigoder, G.
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Preterist Commentaries. william whiston. 1737 Translator Of Josephus'Wars of the Jews. (On the Significance of AD 70) Josephus speaks
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Extractions: "Josephus speaks so, that it is most evident he was fully satisfied that God was on the Romans' side, and made use of them now for the destruction of the Jews, which was for certain the true state of this matter, as the prophet Daniel first, and our Saviour himself afterwards had clearly foretold. See Lit. Accompl. of Proph. p. 64, etc. ( Wars of the Jews , VI,II,1 "That these calamities of the Jews, who were our Saviors murderers, were to be the greatest that had ever been s nee the beginning of the world, our Savior had directly foretold, Matthew 24:21; Mark 13:19; Luke 21:23, 24; and that they proved to be such accordingly, Josephus is here a most authentic witness." (Wars Preface, Footnotes, 5) (On The Fulfillment of Deut. 28:68 This was an eminent completion of God's ancient threatening by Moses, that if they apostatized from obedience to his laws, they should be "sold unto their enemies for bondmen and bondwomen." (Deut xviii. 68.) But one thing here is peculiarly remarkable, that Moses adds, - Though they should be "sold" for slaves, yet "no man should buy them;" i.e either they should have none to redeem them from this sale into slavery; or rather that the slaves to be sold should be more than were the purchasers of them, and so they should be sold for little or nothing; which is what Josephus here affirms to have been the case at this time."
The Works Of Josephus By Whiston, William (Translator) And Josephus, Flauius - B
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Extractions: Complete and unabridged, this is the best one-volume edition of the classic translation of Josephus' works. Important improvements include: an entire text that has been reset in modern, easy-to-read type; a new numbering system that corresponds to that used in the Loeb edition; citations and cross-references that have been updated from Roman numerals to Arabic numbers. Details
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Extractions: Complete and unabridged, this is the best one-volume edition of the classic translation of Josephus' works. Important improvements include: an entire text that has been reset in modern, easy-to-read type; a new numbering system that corresponds to that used in the Loeb edition; citations and cross-references that have been updated from Roman numerals to Arabic numbers. Details
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Home Catalogue william whiston. Related Areas Popular GeneralScience. william whiston. Honest Newtonian. James E. Force. £47.50.
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Extractions: For updates on new titles in: Honest Newtonian Paperback In stock William Whiston succeeded Sir Isaac Newton as Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge in 1703. Like his predecessor, Whiston presents an interesting combination of the scientific and the theological mind, but whereas Newton carefully concealed the true nature of his religious beliefs, Whiston, a well-known preacher, did not. This is the first modern full-length study of Whistons Newtonian rapprochement between science and religion. Professor Force examines the writings in which Whiston applies his Newtonian Biblical interpretation to social, political, and theological issues in the context of the Newtonian movement at the turn of the eighteenth century. The book revises the conventional view of Whiston as a figure peripheral to the Newtonian movement and reveals the nature of Whistons Newtonianism and his individual eccentricities. It also offers valuable insights into Newton himself and the religious beliefs he so often concealed. Richard H. Popkin
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Home Catalogue william whiston. Related Areas Popular GeneralScience. william whiston. Honest Newtonian. James E. Force. £17.95.
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Extractions: For updates on new titles in: Honest Newtonian Hardback Temporarily unavailable - available from April 2003 William Whiston succeeded Sir Isaac Newton as Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge in 1703. Like his predecessor, Whiston presents an interesting combination of the scientific and the theological mind, but whereas Newton carefully concealed the true nature of his religious beliefs, Whiston, a well-known preacher, did not. This is the first modern full-length study of Whistons Newtonian rapprochement between science and religion. Professor Force examines the writings in which Whiston applies his Newtonian Biblical interpretation to social, political, and theological issues in the context of the Newtonian movement at the turn of the eighteenth century. The book revises the conventional view of Whiston as a figure peripheral to the Newtonian movement and reveals the nature of Whistons Newtonianism and his individual eccentricities. It also offers valuable insights into Newton himself and the religious beliefs he so often concealed. Richard H. Popkin
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Flavius Josephus, The Wars Of The Jews (ed. William Whiston, A.M.)
Flavius Josephus, The Wars of the Jews (ed. william whiston, AM). Translated by. williamwhiston, AM Auburn and Buffalo. John E. Beardsley. 1895. OCLC 4785640,
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William Peter KIRKWOOD/Ruth Mary WHISTON
Husband william Peter KIRKWOOD Born Private at Married Private atDied SMITH Other Spouses Wife Ruth Mary whiston Born 15 JUN 1917
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Extractions: Husband: William Peter KIRKWOOD Born: Private at: Married: Private at: Died: at: Father: Peter Gentleman KIRKWOOD Mother: Frances Alice SMITH Other Spouses: Wife: Ruth Mary WHISTON Born: 15 JUN 1917 at: Kemmerer, Lincoln County, Wyoming Died: 1 JUN 1995 at: Kemmerer, Lincoln County, Wyoming, at South Lincoln Medical Center Father: Mother: Other Spouses: CHILDREN Name: Frances Rachel KIRKWOOD Born: Private at: Married: Private at: Died: at: Spouses: Eugene Ernest MALONE Name: Dennis KIRKWOOD Born: Private at: Married: Private at: Died: at: Spouses: Josie UNKNOWN Name: Ralph Gary KIRKWOOD Born: Private at: Married: Private at: Died: at: Spouses: Dorothy Pearl OWENS HOME EMAIL SURNAMES
WILLIAM WHISTON (1667-1752)
In 1701 he succeeded NEWTON as Professor of mathematics in Cambridge, butwas dismissed from the University in 1710 due to a theological quarrel.
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Extractions: In 1701 he succeeded NEWTON as Professor of mathematics in Cambridge, but was dismissed from the University in 1710 due to a theological quarrel. In addition to his theological pamphlets that provoked many adversaries and enemies, he edited and published EUCLIDs geometry and wrote textbooks on astronomy and physics. In 1696 he became famous with his new theory on the Earth that contained phrophecies about the catastrophical future of the Earth in the case of a collision with a comet. document last modified (mm/dd/yyyy):
Against Apion By Flavius Josephus (Translated By William Whiston)
Against Apion by Flavius Josephus. Book 1. Part 1 (Sections 114). Part2 (Sections 15-22). Part 3 (Sections 23-35). Book 2. Part 1 (Sections 1-6).
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William PEPIS (PEPYS) / Margaret WESTON (WHISTON)
william PEPIS (PEPYS) / Margaret WESTON (whiston). Husband william PEPIS (PEPYS).Born at Dunbar, Scotland of Cottenham, Cambridge . Married at
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Extractions: William PEPIS (PEPYS) Margaret WESTON (WHISTON) Husband: William PEPIS (PEPYS) Born: at: Dunbar, Scotland "of Cottenham, Cambridge" Married: at: Died: 20 May 1519 at: Cottenham, Cambridge, England Father: Mother: Spouses: Margaret WESTON (WHISTON) Wife: Margaret WESTON (WHISTON) Born: at: "of Cambridge" Died: at: Cottenham Father: Mother: Spouses: William PEPIS (PEPYS) CHILDREN Name: Thomas PEPIS (PEPYS) Born: at: "of Cottenham, Cambridgeshire" Died: at: Spouses: Name: John PEPIS (PEPYS) Born: at: "of Southcreeke, Norfolk, England" Died: at: Spouses: Name: William PEPIS (PEPYS) Born: BEF 1518 at: "of Impington, Huntingdonshire, England" Married: at: Died: AFT 1541 at: Spouses: Alice SMITH Name: Margaret PEPIS (PEPYS) Born: at: Married: at: Died: AFT 1518 at: Spouses: Richard BOLTER Name: Joan PEPIS (PEPYS) Born: at: Married: at: Died: AFT 1518 at: Spouses: Thomas JENYSON Name: Alice PEPIS (PEPYS) Born: at: Died: at: Spouses: INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5e-WIN95 (Sep 26 1998) on 03/30/2002 11:07:53 Thomas PAYNE (PAINE) Hannah BRAY Husband: Thomas PAYNE (PAINE) Born: 16 Feb 1632 at: "of London, England"
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whiston, william,, Sir Isaac Newton's mathematick philosophy, 1716. whiston,william,, Astronomical lectures, read in the publick, 1728.
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Extractions: UF Libraries Catalog Sacro Bosco, Joannes Peurbach, Georg von Novae theoricae planetarum Georgii Peurbac Bonatti, Guido, Guidonis Bonati foroliviensis mathematici Ali ibn Abi al-Rijal Albohazen Haly filii Abenragel libri De ju Mizauld, Antoine Antonii Mizaldi Monlvciani, Piccolomini, Alessan Della sfera del mondo. Mizauld, Antoine Antonii Mizaldi Monluciani Zodiacus, siue Proclus, Procli De sphaera liber. Cleomedis De mvn Peucer, Kaspar, De dimensione terrae et geometrice numeran Peurbach, Georg von, Theoricae novae planetarum ... Gosselin, Jean, Kalendrier gregorien perpetuel, traduit de Gallucci, Giovanni P Theatrum mundi, et temporis Copernicus, Nicolaus Nicolai Copernici Torinensis. Astronomia i Maestlin, Michael, Epitome astronomiae, qva brevi explication Galilei, Galileo, Dialogo di Galileo Galilei Linceo matemati Gassendi, Pierre, Institutio astronomica Iuxta Hypotheseis t Foster, Samuel
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Extractions: UF Libraries Catalog Ali ibn Abi al-Rijal Albohazen Haly filii Abenragel libri De ju Bailly, Jean Sylvain Histoire de l'astronomie moderne depuis la Bailly, Jean Sylvain Histoire de l'astronomie moderne depuis la Baxter, Andrew, Matho : or, The cosmotheoria puerilis, a d Bonatti, Guido, Guidonis Bonati foroliviensis mathematici Burritt, Elijah H. Atlas designed to illustrate the Geography Copernicus, Nicolaus Nicolai Copernici Torinensis. Astronomia i Costard, George, A letter to Martin Folkes, esq., president Curson, H. The theory of sciences illustrated; or, Th Delmedigo, Joseph So Elim : Ma`yan ganim : Hukot shamayim : Gev Ewing, John, A plain elementary and practical system of Ferguson, James, Astronomy explained upon Sir Isaac Newton' Ferguson, James, Astronomy explained upon Sir Isaac Newton' Ferguson, James, The young gentleman and lady's astronomy, Fontenelle Conversations on the plurality of worlds.
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Books by william whiston (translator). Here is a list of our books by williamwhiston (translator) . There are 5 books by this author in our collection.
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Eisenbrauns - The Works Of Josephus - Translated By William
The Works of Josephus Complete and Unabridged New updated versionTranslated by william whiston. Hendrickson Publishers, 1987, x
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whiston, william, A new theory of the earth, 1696, Wing_W1696. whiston,william, A second defense of the new theory of the earth, 1700, Wing_W1697.
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an even better position, because now he no longer had to give even one lecture aweek, he stepped aside in favor of his best pupil, william whiston, who became
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Extractions: San Luis Obispo, CA, March 9, 1989 There has been a dialectic between chaos and cosmos, and between order and disorder in our culture and in the history of consciousness for at least 6000 years. (The use of the word chaos in the popular sense is not necessarily related to its use in the technical sense.) Without fail, this dialectic emerged into public controversy from time to time. The advocate of disorder, particularly in the solar system, but also in human affairs in politics, science, the natural world is always the villain, and the controversy usually ends with burning the advocate of chaos at the stake. An example of this dialectic is the social phenomenon of witch burning. Sir Isaac Newton's views were widely published, but he prevented the publication of his deeper secrets so successfully during his lifetime that it was delayed for more than 250 years after his death. It is only in the past 20 years or so that his secrets have been revealed. To begin with, he was an advocate of chaos. Though he did not believe in the stability of the solar system as a consequence of his laws, F = Ma, he did believe in it on the basis of something else: Bible fundamentalism. In mid-career, after establishing F = Ma and its various consequences, and particularly his derivation of Keppler's third law, he became the master of the mint, and his endowed chair at Clair College at Cambridge, called the Lucasian Chair of Mathematics, was vacated; he was the second person to hold it. The first had been his teacher Barrow, and Barrow stepped aside as soon as Newton had his Ph.D.

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