The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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Page 560
... Ultramontane principles . Paul Sarpi gives a most amusing account of the origin and pro- gress of the Index . He tells us that at first the Church was less jealous of heretical than of the profane and classical authors : it was feared ...
... Ultramontane principles . Paul Sarpi gives a most amusing account of the origin and pro- gress of the Index . He tells us that at first the Church was less jealous of heretical than of the profane and classical authors : it was feared ...
Page 568
... ultramontane theory of the Roman Catholic Church , is likely , we should apprehend , to startle the loyalty and patriotism of many other Roman Catholics besides the Earl of Shrewsbury . In truth , if institutions can be thus assailed ...
... ultramontane theory of the Roman Catholic Church , is likely , we should apprehend , to startle the loyalty and patriotism of many other Roman Catholics besides the Earl of Shrewsbury . In truth , if institutions can be thus assailed ...
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... ultramontane theory , or the denial , on the part of the nations , of any such visible spiritual supremacy , will almost equally well serve to obviate the difficulty ; but there is hardly any other way . Therefore , again , we say ...
... ultramontane theory , or the denial , on the part of the nations , of any such visible spiritual supremacy , will almost equally well serve to obviate the difficulty ; but there is hardly any other way . Therefore , again , we say ...
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The Odes and Epodes of Horace Translated literally | 91 |
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