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... Rome , found the right of papal dominion , LECTURE XIII . Of the principal causes which tended to raise the church 192 210 of Rome to an unequalled degree of greatness and autho- CONTENTS .
... Rome , found the right of papal dominion , LECTURE XIII . Of the principal causes which tended to raise the church 192 210 of Rome to an unequalled degree of greatness and autho- CONTENTS .
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... Rome invariably gave to the great object , POWER , LECTURE XVII . Of the claims which Rome so long and so assiduously af- fected to derive from the apostle Peter , LECTURE XVIII . Of some of the causes which co - operated in rearing the ...
... Rome invariably gave to the great object , POWER , LECTURE XVII . Of the claims which Rome so long and so assiduously af- fected to derive from the apostle Peter , LECTURE XVIII . Of some of the causes which co - operated in rearing the ...
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... Rome particularly , this new regulation had little or no effect , till Valentianus , about the middle of the fifth century , being himself in Rome , renewed it , and caused it to be put in exccution . However , it was soon afterwards re ...
... Rome particularly , this new regulation had little or no effect , till Valentianus , about the middle of the fifth century , being himself in Rome , renewed it , and caused it to be put in exccution . However , it was soon afterwards re ...
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... Rome , without censure , about the middle of the fourth century , by Hilary , a deacon of that church , a man of erudition and dis- cernment , of whom I shall have occasion to speak afterwards . This commentator , in his Exposition of ...
... Rome , without censure , about the middle of the fourth century , by Hilary , a deacon of that church , a man of erudition and dis- cernment , of whom I shall have occasion to speak afterwards . This commentator , in his Exposition of ...
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... Rome has no more claim to be the successor of Peter , than the bishop of London has , or indeed any pastor in the church . It is but too common- ly the effect , though a very bad effect , of religious contro- versy , that impartiality ...
... Rome has no more claim to be the successor of Peter , than the bishop of London has , or indeed any pastor in the church . It is but too common- ly the effect , though a very bad effect , of religious contro- versy , that impartiality ...
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