...fepulchre of Chrift, and the ftately churches of Helena and Conftantine, were confumed, or at leaft damaged, by the flames ; the devout offerings of three hundred years were rifled in one facrilegious day ; the patriarch Zachariah, and the true crofs, were tranfported into Perfia ; and...

...Christ, and the stately churches of Helena and Constantine,were consumed, or at least damaged, bythe flames; the devout offerings of three hundred years were rifled in one sacrilegious day ; the patriarch Zachariah, and the true cross, were transported into Persia; and the massacre of ninety...

...resistance appears to have delayed the fate of the capital, Jerusalem itself was taken by assault, the sepulchre of Christ, and the stately churches...hundred years were rifled in one sacrilegious day ; the patriarch Zachariah, and the true cross, were transported into Persia; and the massacre of ninety...

...was taken by assault. The sepulchre of Christ, and the stately churches of Helena and Constautine, were consumed, or at least damaged, by the flames...hundred years were rifled in one sacrilegious day ; the patriarch Zachariah, and the true cross, were transported into Persia : and the massacre of ninety...

...resistance appears to have delayed the fate of the capital, Jerusalem itself was taken by assault. The sepulchre of Christ, and the stately churches...hundred years were rifled in one sacrilegious day; the patriarch Zachariah, and the true cross, were transported into Persia; and the massacre of ninety...

...resistance appears to have delayed the fate of the capital, Jerusalem itself was taken by assault. The sepulchre of Christ and the stately churches of Helena and Constantine, were consumed, 58 The Persian historians have been themselves deceived ; but Theophanes f p. 244,) accuses Chosroes...

...the great object of furious hatred; the stately building of Helena and Constantine was abandoned to the flames ; " the devout offerings of three hundred years were rifled in one sacrilegious day." But the dream of Jewish triumph was short ; the hope of again possessing, if not in independence, under...

...Christ, and the stately churches of Helena and Constantino, were consumed, or at least da- ' maged, by the flames; the devout offerings of three hundred years were rifled in one sacrilegious day; the patriarch Zachariah, and the true erase, were transported into Persia; and the massacre of ninety...

...the great object of furious hatred; the stately building of Helena and Constantine was abandoned to the flames; "the devout offerings of three hundred years were rifled in one sacrilegious day." But the dream of Jewish triumph was short ; the hope of again possessing, if not in independence, under...

...object of Jewish hatred. The stately building of Helena and Constantine was abandoned to the flames, and the devout offerings of three hundred years were rifled in one sacrilegious day. But the arms of Persia did not long support the persecuting spirit of the Jews. The Emperor Heraclius,...