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... measure of sincere intention , yet , with some exceptions , want the calmness and candour that considers and admits the ... measures . When the former are brought forward , an unfair use is immediately made of the actual and incidental ...
... measure of sincere intention , yet , with some exceptions , want the calmness and candour that considers and admits the ... measures . When the former are brought forward , an unfair use is immediately made of the actual and incidental ...
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... measures , is to disengage the public mind ( if it might be done ) from the despotism of the periodic press , and to loosen the yoke fastened upon the neck of the people by our newspapers , magazines , and reviews . The author on this ...
... measures , is to disengage the public mind ( if it might be done ) from the despotism of the periodic press , and to loosen the yoke fastened upon the neck of the people by our newspapers , magazines , and reviews . The author on this ...
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... measures , than it appears to be when judged of by the spirit and temper of our newspapers , magazines , and reviews . The happy tranquil intercourse of christians in the walks of private life belies the intemperance of our literary ...
... measures , than it appears to be when judged of by the spirit and temper of our newspapers , magazines , and reviews . The happy tranquil intercourse of christians in the walks of private life belies the intemperance of our literary ...
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... measures which the religious well - being of the empire demands , has , then , in its first bearing , a discouraging aspect ; inasmuch as this influence is not easily to be stemmed , and runs vehemently against whatever is not sectarian ...
... measures which the religious well - being of the empire demands , has , then , in its first bearing , a discouraging aspect ; inasmuch as this influence is not easily to be stemmed , and runs vehemently against whatever is not sectarian ...
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... measure of their share in the blame . Church history , like common history , illustrates abundantly this sort of casuistry ; nor can nor can we at all reconcile the proceedings of hierarchies with the personal reputation of the men who ...
... measure of their share in the blame . Church history , like common history , illustrates abundantly this sort of casuistry ; nor can nor can we at all reconcile the proceedings of hierarchies with the personal reputation of the men who ...
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Page 458 - ... superest, ut de hac ipsa re singuli, quid sentiamus, proferamus neminem iudicantes aut a iure communicationis aliquem, si diversum senserit, amoventes. neque enim quisquam nostrum episcopum se episcoporum constituit aut tyrannico terrore ad obsequendi necessitatem collegas suos adigit, quando habeat omnis episcopus pro licentia libertatis et potestatis suae arbitrium proprium, tamquam iudicari ab alio non possit, quam nee ipse possit alterum iudicare.
Page 348 - ... subdued kingdoms, wrought righteousness, obtained promises, stopped the mouths of lions, quenched the violence of fire, escaped the edge of the sword; out of weakness were made strong, waxed valiant in fight, and turned to flight the armies of the aliens.
Page 497 - What thou hast received commit to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.
Page 473 - ... quae sunt pontificalis auctoritas et regalis potestas. Porro sicut luna lumen suum a sole sortitur, quae re vera minor est illo quantitate simul et qualitate, situ pariter et effectu, sic regalis potestas ab auctoritate pontificali suae sortitur dignitatis splendorem, cuius conspectui quanto magis inhaeret, tanto maiori lumine decoratur et quo plus ab eius elongatur aspectu, eo plus proficit in splendore ...» (Mirbt, Quellen zur Geschichte d.
Page 479 - Uterque ergo est in potestate Ecclesiae, spiritualis scilicet gladius et materialis. Sed is quidem pro Ecclesia, ille vero ab Ecclesia exercendus. Ille sacerdotis, is manu regum et militum, sed ad nutum et patientiam sacerdotis. Oportet autem gladium esse sub gladio, et temporalem auctoritatem spiritual! subjici potestati. Nam cum dicat Apostolus, ' Non est potestas nisi a Deo, quse autem sunt a Deo ordinata sunt.
Page 485 - Qui autem inventi fuerint sola suspicione notabiles, nisi juxta considerationes[-m] suspicionis qualitatemque personae propriam innocentiam congrua purgatione monstraverint, anathematis gladio feriantur et usque ad satisfactionem condignam ab omnibus evitentur; ita quod, si per annum in excommunicatione perstiterint, extunc velut haeretici condemnentur.
Page 460 - Apostolis perseveraverit, habuerit auctorem et antecessorem. Hoc enim modo] Ecclesiae Apostolicae [census suos deferunt : sic]ut Smyrnaeorum [ecclesia Polycarpum ab Joanne conlocatum refert : sicut Romanorum, Clementem a Petro ordinatum it idem (edit)] : proinde utique et ceterae exhibent quos ab Apostolis in episcopatum constitutos [Apostolici seminis traduces habeant.
Page 473 - Ecclesiae, quae coeli nomine nuncupatur, duas magnas instituit dignitates, majorem, quae quasi diebus animabus praeesset, et minorem, quae quasi noctibus praeesset corporibus: quae sunt pontificalis auctoritas, et regalis potestas. Porro sicut luna lumen suum a sole sortitur, quae re vera minor est illo quantitate simul et qualitate, situ pariter et effectu; sic regalis potestas ab auctoritate pontifical!
Page 360 - it is not lawful so to expound one place of Scripture, that it be repugnant to another.
Page 479 - Dracones, inquis, me mones pascere et scorpiones, non oves ; propter hoc, inquam magis aggredere eos ; sed verbo, non ferro.