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... Italy , France , and Germany , making one empire , and Spain a kingdom , the principal bishops in all these four provinces , who , to a considerable share of the national riches , had this advantage also , that they were at the head of ...
... Italy , France , and Germany , making one empire , and Spain a kingdom , the principal bishops in all these four provinces , who , to a considerable share of the national riches , had this advantage also , that they were at the head of ...
Page 48
... Italian , his native language ; but his works are translated into Latin , and into several European tongues . His History of the Council of Trent , and his Treatise on eccle- siastical Benefices , are both capital performances . One ...
... Italian , his native language ; but his works are translated into Latin , and into several European tongues . His History of the Council of Trent , and his Treatise on eccle- siastical Benefices , are both capital performances . One ...
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... Italy , and consider- ably inferior in extent to some of the patriarchates . every thing we may observe the dignity of the episcopal see was determined by the rank which the city itself held in the empire . Otherwise why should ...
... Italy , and consider- ably inferior in extent to some of the patriarchates . every thing we may observe the dignity of the episcopal see was determined by the rank which the city itself held in the empire . Otherwise why should ...
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... Italy having been , on account of its greater populousness and opulence , divided into two parts , called vi- cariates , or vicarages ; the vicariate of Rome , containing ten provinces , and including the islands , Sicily , Corsica ...
... Italy having been , on account of its greater populousness and opulence , divided into two parts , called vi- cariates , or vicarages ; the vicariate of Rome , containing ten provinces , and including the islands , Sicily , Corsica ...
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... Italy , and the West , enacted a law , empow- ering the bishop of Rome to examine and judge other bishops , that religious and ecclesiastical disputes might not be decided by profane and secular judges , but by a Christian pontiff and ...
... Italy , and the West , enacted a law , empow- ering the bishop of Rome to examine and judge other bishops , that religious and ecclesiastical disputes might not be decided by profane and secular judges , but by a Christian pontiff and ...
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