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... a momentary ripple on the surface , and then leaves all as it was before ; but yet it may act like a net cast into the sea , which brings in a rich draught of fishes . For many reasons no names of authors are placed on xxviii Preface .
... a momentary ripple on the surface , and then leaves all as it was before ; but yet it may act like a net cast into the sea , which brings in a rich draught of fishes . For many reasons no names of authors are placed on xxviii Preface .
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... acts of those held both in and out of Germany , that the question of Papal Infallibility and of the theses of the Syllabus has been laid before them . The Jesuit Schneemann reports that the Pro- vincial Synods of Cologne , Colocsa ...
... acts of those held both in and out of Germany , that the question of Papal Infallibility and of the theses of the Syllabus has been laid before them . The Jesuit Schneemann reports that the Pro- vincial Synods of Cologne , Colocsa ...
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... act with the greatest prudence in the use of her temporal and physical power , accord- ing to altered circumstances , and will not therefore at present adopt her entire mediæval policy . The inevitable result of this is to propagate ...
... act with the greatest prudence in the use of her temporal and physical power , accord- ing to altered circumstances , and will not therefore at present adopt her entire mediæval policy . The inevitable result of this is to propagate ...
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... act and react on one an- other , and it is inevitable that the political views and tendencies of a nation should sooner or later influence it in Church matters also . Hence the profound hatred , at the bottom of the soul of every ...
... act and react on one an- other , and it is inevitable that the political views and tendencies of a nation should sooner or later influence it in Church matters also . Hence the profound hatred , at the bottom of the soul of every ...
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... act as a gigantic machine of ecclesiastical administration , a Briareus with a hundred arms , which finally decides everything , which reaches everywhere with its denunciations , censures , and manifold means of repression , and secures ...
... act as a gigantic machine of ecclesiastical administration , a Briareus with a hundred arms , which finally decides everything , which reaches everywhere with its denunciations , censures , and manifold means of repression , and secures ...
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