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Now he is close to the 'nyssa' the 'kampter' the 'meta' they call it at Rome; the smaller the bend he can make round it the better for him, but it is risky work. There you see! They drive round from right to left and that throws most of the work on the lefthand beast; it has to turn almost in its own length. Aura, our first horse, is as supple as a panther and I trained her to do it, myself.
And in the fourth century the teaching of Origen was elaborated by Gregory of Nyssa. According to the interpretation of these men, Jesus was the price paid for the redemption of men. Paul frequently used the word redemption, and the word had definite meanings to people who lived in the first four centuries of the Christian era.
As to the crucifix, we are told that though this is said by some to be referred to in the works of St. Gregory of Nyssa a Bishop of Tours who lived in the sixth century, and also in the injunctions of the often quoted council of Greek bishops A.C. 692 called the "Quini-sextum" or "in Trullo," the evidence is
The Christian who had succeeded in reaching the nyssa second, boldly took his horses close round the obelisk, hoping to gain space and get past Hippias; but the left wheel of his chariot grazed the granite plinth, the light car was overset, and the horses of the red chariot, whose noses were almost on his shoulder, could not be pulled up short in time.
The West was not represented even by a Roman legate. Amongst them were Meletius of Antioch, Gregory of Nyssa, Cyril of Jerusalem, Gregory of Nazianzus as elect of Constantinople, and Basil's unworthy successor, Helladius of Cæsarea. Timothy of Alexandria came later. The Semiarians mustered thirty-six under Eleusius of Cyzicus.
The first of these positions is that maintained by the Shepherd of Hermas, by Justin Martyr, by Basil the Great, and by Augustine; the second is practically that occupied by Gregory of Nyssa and Chrysostom, even though they do not explicitly define, or even seem to perceive, it as their position.
The Colchians fixed their own burdens the Ethiopians that bordered Egypt, with the inhabitants of the sacred town of Nyssa, rendered also tributary gratuities while Arabia offered the homage of her frankincense, and India of her gold.
It seemed as though their exhausted lungs found renewed strength to shout with double energy when their excitement had kept them silent for a while. Dada spoke no more; pale and gasping, she sat with her eyes fixed on the tall obelisk and on the cloud of dust which, as the chariots neared the nyssa, seemed to grow denser.
Now he is close to the 'nyssa' the 'kampter' the 'meta' they call it at Rome; the smaller the bend he can make round it the better for him, but it is risky work. There you see! They drive round from right to left and that throws most of the work on the lefthand beast; it has to turn almost in its own length. Aura, our first horse, is as supple as a panther and I trained her to do it, myself.
His birthplace was Mount Sinai, called by the Egyptians Mount Nyssa. Various places claimed the honour of his burial. We shall see, in Section II., how thoroughly Pagan is the origin of Christianity. We find the Early Fathers ready enough to claim these analogies, in order to recommend their religion.
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