Early Christianity and Paganism by Dean Spence William Gray It has been recognized by

It has been recognized by mystic scholars that the symbolism of the heavesn sheds an illuminating ray on deeper truths concealed in the Bible

overall in Very Good+ condition octavo 466pp

accompanied by an annotated English translation of the 1616 German text

and the works of Cornelius Agrippa

so when that measurable cause is known

Early Christianity and Paganism by Dean Spence William Gray It has been recognized byEarly Christianity and Paganism by Dean Spence Publication: 1902 Cassell and Company, Limited; London, Paris, New York, Melbourne Color front plate with 42 additional illustrations, 566pp, 8vo Scholarly research of the connections between the early Christian Church and Paganism, spanning from A. D. 64 to the Peace of the Church In the 4th Century. A Narration mainly based upon contemporary records and remains by H. Donald M. Spence, D. D. and Dean of