The True Intellectual System of the Universe, Vol. 3 of 3: Wherein All the Reason and Philosophy of Atheism Is Confuted, and Its Impossibility Demonstrated, With a Treatise Concerning Eternal and I... - Couverture souple

Ralph Cudworth

 
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We come now to the second head proposed, of miracles and effects supernatural. That there hath been something miraculous or above nature, sometimes done even among the Pagans (whether by good or evil spirits), appears not only from their own records, but also from the scripture itself. And it is well known, that they pretended (besides oracles) to miracles also, even after the times of Christianity; and that not only in Apollonius TyansB us and A uleius, but also in the Roman emperors themselves, as Vespasian and A drian, but especially in the temple of JE sculapius; thus much appearing from that Greek table therein hung up at Rome, in which, amongst other things, this is recorded rT hat a blind man being commanded by the oracle to kneel before the altar, and then passing from the right side thereof to the left, to lay five fingers upon the altar, and afterwards lifting up his hand, to touch his eyes therewith; all this being done accordingly, he recovered his sight, the people all applauding; that great miracles were done under the emperor A ntoninus, c. But we ha in the scripture an account of miracles, both greater in number, and of a higher nature; done especially by Moses, and ourS aviour Christ and his apostles. 1V ide Gruteri I nscription, torn. 1. p. 71. This marble tablet, or rather fragment of a tablet, is supposed to have been suspended in the temple of JB sculapius in an island in the Tiber at Rome, where instances were recorded of cures effected by Macalapius. This tablet has been copiously treated of by Daniel Le Cierc, Histoire de laM edicine, pt. 1. lib. 1. cap. 20. a Our author here follows the early fiithers, almost all of whom unhesitatingly beVOX.. III.
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