History of Latin Christianity: Including that of the Popes to the Pontificate of Nicolas V. |
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... Papacy lower and terminate A.D. 996 . in the degradation of the Popes into slaves of the lawless Barons of the Romagna . A.D. 996- 1061 . VI . The line of German Pontiffs . The Transalpine powers interpose , rescue the Papacy from its ...
... Papacy lower and terminate A.D. 996 . in the degradation of the Popes into slaves of the lawless Barons of the Romagna . A.D. 996- 1061 . VI . The line of German Pontiffs . The Transalpine powers interpose , rescue the Papacy from its ...
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... Papacy grew up in silence and obscurity . The names of the earlier Bishops of Rome are known only by barren lists , by spurious decrees and epistles inscribed , centuries . later , with their names ; by their collision with the teachers ...
... Papacy grew up in silence and obscurity . The names of the earlier Bishops of Rome are known only by barren lists , by spurious decrees and epistles inscribed , centuries . later , with their names ; by their collision with the teachers ...
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... Papacy to endure for centuries . The obscurity of the Bishops of Rome was not in this alone their strength . The earlier Pontiffs ( Clement is hardly an exception ) were men , who of themselves com- manded no great authority , and awoke ...
... Papacy to endure for centuries . The obscurity of the Bishops of Rome was not in this alone their strength . The earlier Pontiffs ( Clement is hardly an exception ) were men , who of themselves com- manded no great authority , and awoke ...
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... Papacy with the responsibility of all , or even a large part of the voluminous works of Jerome ! The station of a Father of the Church , one of the four great Latin Fathers , committed Christendom to a less close adhesion to all his ...
... Papacy with the responsibility of all , or even a large part of the voluminous works of Jerome ! The station of a Father of the Church , one of the four great Latin Fathers , committed Christendom to a less close adhesion to all his ...
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... Papacy , degrading it to the compulsory appointment of turbulent or immoral pre- lates , or by the personal insult , and even the murder , of popes . During the following period , therefore , the Bishop of Rome , respected by the ...
... Papacy , degrading it to the compulsory appointment of turbulent or immoral pre- lates , or by the personal insult , and even the murder , of popes . During the following period , therefore , the Bishop of Rome , respected by the ...
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