An Ecclesiastical History Ancient & Modern...R. Baynes, 1819 |
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תוצאות 1-5 מתוך 100
עמוד 8
... Roman provinces , were either yet involved in the darkness of paganism , or infected with the Arian heresy . VI . Celestine , the Roman pontiff , sent Palla- dius into Ireland , to propagate the Christian re- ligion among the rude ...
... Roman provinces , were either yet involved in the darkness of paganism , or infected with the Arian heresy . VI . Celestine , the Roman pontiff , sent Palla- dius into Ireland , to propagate the Christian re- ligion among the rude ...
עמוד 22
... Roman pontiff . In the preceding century , the council of Constantinople had , on account of the dignity and privileges of that V. PART II . that imperial city , conferred upon 22 The Internal History of the Church .
... Roman pontiff . In the preceding century , the council of Constantinople had , on account of the dignity and privileges of that V. PART II . that imperial city , conferred upon 22 The Internal History of the Church .
עמוד 23
... Roman pontiff , and to crush the bishops of Alexandria and Antioch , so as to make them feel the oppressive effects of his pre- tended superiority . And none distinguished him- self more by his ambition and arrogance in this C 4 [ o ] ...
... Roman pontiff , and to crush the bishops of Alexandria and Antioch , so as to make them feel the oppressive effects of his pre- tended superiority . And none distinguished him- self more by his ambition and arrogance in this C 4 [ o ] ...
עמוד 28
... pontiff , and spoiled him of several provinces . The two former prelates , though they struggled with vehemence ... Roman pontiff , far superior to them in wealth and power , contended also with more vigour and obstinacy , and , in his ...
... pontiff , and spoiled him of several provinces . The two former prelates , though they struggled with vehemence ... Roman pontiff , far superior to them in wealth and power , contended also with more vigour and obstinacy , and , in his ...
עמוד 29
... Roman see , rendered it every where respected , and was thus impercep- tibly establishing its supremacy . Such were the means by which the Roman pontiff extended his dominion in the east . In the west its increase was owing to other ...
... Roman see , rendered it every where respected , and was thus impercep- tibly establishing its supremacy . Such were the means by which the Roman pontiff extended his dominion in the east . In the west its increase was owing to other ...
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