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... especially murder and property crimes of all kinds ; and ( 4 ) the relationship to teachers of false doctrine , false prophets , and heretics . Employment of church discipline at an early date led to the formation of a casuistry that at ...
... especially murder and property crimes of all kinds ; and ( 4 ) the relationship to teachers of false doctrine , false prophets , and heretics . Employment of church discipline at an early date led to the formation of a casuistry that at ...
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... especially among monks and those priests who endeavoured to live like monks ( the canons ) . The major schools of 12th - century mysticism were inspired by new trends in monastic piety , especially those intro- duced by Anselm of ...
... especially among monks and those priests who endeavoured to live like monks ( the canons ) . The major schools of 12th - century mysticism were inspired by new trends in monastic piety , especially those intro- duced by Anselm of ...
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... especially in the mountains , nevertheless cling to traditional meth- ods of farming . Coffee represents the backbone of the Colombian econ- omy , constituting about half of all legal exports . The country is second only to Brazil in ...
... especially in the mountains , nevertheless cling to traditional meth- ods of farming . Coffee represents the backbone of the Colombian econ- omy , constituting about half of all legal exports . The country is second only to Brazil in ...
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