The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 107A. Constable, 1858 |
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Page 327
... Orthodox Church contains peoples , nations , and languages , of various origins , under various governments , and in various stages of civilisation . Greeks , Roumans , Slaves , Georgians , are bound together by the tie of a common ...
... Orthodox Church contains peoples , nations , and languages , of various origins , under various governments , and in various stages of civilisation . Greeks , Roumans , Slaves , Georgians , are bound together by the tie of a common ...
Page 330
... Orthodox Church , with its half op- pressor , half pupil , the Slave . The Byzantine Empire and the Orthodox Church , as we find them fully developed between the seventh and eleventh centuries , were thus the result of a triple series ...
... Orthodox Church , with its half op- pressor , half pupil , the Slave . The Byzantine Empire and the Orthodox Church , as we find them fully developed between the seventh and eleventh centuries , were thus the result of a triple series ...
Page 335
... orthodoxy , looks on the Armenians as only apparently hetero- dox , and has hopes of an union between them and the Orthodox Church . We must always rejoice in the prospect of union be- tween Christians of any sort ; but an union between ...
... orthodoxy , looks on the Armenians as only apparently hetero- dox , and has hopes of an union between them and the Orthodox Church . We must always rejoice in the prospect of union be- tween Christians of any sort ; but an union between ...
Contents
1 General Report on the Administration of | 1 |
History of Latin Christianity including that of | 51 |
Memorials and Correspondence of Charles James | 134 |
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