Critical and Historical Essays, Volume 3Houghton, Mifflin, 1901 |
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Pagina 10
... brought to the marts of Narbonne and Toulouse , together with the drugs and silks of remote climates , bold and subtle theories long unknown to the ignorant and credulous West . The Paulician theology , a theology in which , as it ...
... brought to the marts of Narbonne and Toulouse , together with the drugs and silks of remote climates , bold and subtle theories long unknown to the ignorant and credulous West . The Paulician theology , a theology in which , as it ...
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... brought up in the belief that it was a sacred duty to be in communion with the head of the Church , were unable to discover , amidst conflicting testimonies and conflicting arguments , to which of the two worthless priests , who were ...
... brought up in the belief that it was a sacred duty to be in communion with the head of the Church , were unable to discover , amidst conflicting testimonies and conflicting arguments , to which of the two worthless priests , who were ...
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... brought up from childhood to manhood , from the first rudiments to the courses of rhetoric and philosophy . Literature and science , lately associated with infidelity or with heresy , now became the allies of orthodoxy . Dominant in the ...
... brought up from childhood to manhood , from the first rudiments to the courses of rhetoric and philosophy . Literature and science , lately associated with infidelity or with heresy , now became the allies of orthodoxy . Dominant in the ...
Pagina 23
... brought to the papal throne the same fervent zeal which had carried him into the Theatine convent . Pius the Fifth , under his gorgeous vestments , wore day and night the hair shirt of a simple friar , walked barefoot in the streets at ...
... brought to the papal throne the same fervent zeal which had carried him into the Theatine convent . Pius the Fifth , under his gorgeous vestments , wore day and night the hair shirt of a simple friar , walked barefoot in the streets at ...
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... brought up under the teaching of the Jesuits , was a fervent missionary wielding the powers of a prince . The Emperor Ferdinand the Second deliberately put his throne to hazard over and over again , rather than make the smallest ...
... brought up under the teaching of the Jesuits , was a fervent missionary wielding the powers of a prince . The Emperor Ferdinand the Second deliberately put his throne to hazard over and over again , rather than make the smallest ...
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