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Title: Louis Napoleon, the destined monarch of the world and personal antichrist : foreshown in prophecy to confirm a seven years' covenant with the Jews about, or soon after 1863, and ... subsequently to become completely supreme over England and most of America ... until he finally perishes at the descent of Christ at the battle of Armageddon, about or soon after 1870 : with seven diagrams and two maps
Year: 1863 (1860s)
Authors: Baxter, Michael Paget, 1834-1910
Subjects: Napoleon III, Emperor of the French, 1808-1873 Bible
Publisher: Philadelphia : Wm. S. & A. Martien
Contributing Library: University of Pennsylvania Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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Thecountries that at present are situated within this ))ortionof Europe are France, Belgium, Luxembourg, lihenisbPrussia west of the Rhine, Baden, Wirtemberg, part oi BOUNDARIES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRK. 109 Bavaria, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Austriasouth of the Danube, Turkey, Greece, and all the islandsof the Mediterranean, To this must be added the ter-ritory of ancient Dacia above the Danube, that wouldlie south of a line drawn fioni Vienna to the most north-erly part of the Black Sea, and which would include partof Austria, Wallachia, Moldavia, and Bessarabia. InAsia the boundaries of the Roman Empire may be de-fined in general terms to be nearly the same as the limitsof Asiatic Turkey, which comprehend Asia Minor, Ar-menia, Mesopotamia, Assyria, and Syria. In Africathe Roman Empire comprised Egypt and all the north-ern coast corresponding with Barca, Tripoli, Tunis, Al-geria, and Fez. The shaded part of the accompanyingmap shows very nearly the extent of the Roman Empire.*
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Everywhere within its limits it will be the law of theland, during the last 3^ years, that all shall be killed whowill not worship Napoleons image or receive his mark. * The life of Julius Caesar, whioh Napoleon is said to be preparing,will perhaps contain some intimations of his future plans. The mapswith which it will doubtless be furnished will show exactly the geo-graphical area which will be formed into the ten kingdoms. It isuoticeable that Hippolytus in the third century explained the clay-irontoes of the Image to signify that the tea kingdoms would at some Hfodbe democracies. 110 FOURFOLD PARTITION OF TURKEY. Secondly, it is clear that four out of the ten kingdomswill be the four kingdoms into which the Grecian Empireof Alexander the Great was divided at his death, namely,Greece, Egypt, Syria, and what is equivalent to nearlyall the rest of Turkey. In Dan. viii. 9, 22, 23, (literalfulfil.,) these four kingdoms are spoken of as being exist-ent at the time of Antichrists manifes

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