The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... authority ; and it is more than warranted by so beneficially marked the history of our own the doctrines of sound canonists and by the and of other countries in the centuries that practice of the Church at such conspicuous preceded the ...
... authority ; and it is more than warranted by so beneficially marked the history of our own the doctrines of sound canonists and by the and of other countries in the centuries that practice of the Church at such conspicuous preceded the ...
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... authority . In the year 1476 , a pe- riod of public calamity , when Rome was terri- fied by extraordinary inundations of the Tiber , and desolated by the pestilential fevers which the receding floods left behind them , the reigning Pope ...
... authority . In the year 1476 , a pe- riod of public calamity , when Rome was terri- fied by extraordinary inundations of the Tiber , and desolated by the pestilential fevers which the receding floods left behind them , the reigning Pope ...
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... authority , value . Huet's scepticism was no hypocrisy ; the real ground on which they rested , was it was not put on , in the Jesuit spirit , for the shaking under them . The Jesuit polemics mere sake of serving the Church . It was a ...
... authority , value . Huet's scepticism was no hypocrisy ; the real ground on which they rested , was it was not put on , in the Jesuit spirit , for the shaking under them . The Jesuit polemics mere sake of serving the Church . It was a ...
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