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... Testimony of Irenæus , which though it be not now extant in thofe works of his which remain , yet hath * Comment.in been preferv'd by * Oecumenius , and it is this ; when 1Pet . c . 3. ( fays he ) the Greeks had taken fome Servants , of ...
... Testimony of Irenæus , which though it be not now extant in thofe works of his which remain , yet hath * Comment.in been preferv'd by * Oecumenius , and it is this ; when 1Pet . c . 3. ( fays he ) the Greeks had taken fome Servants , of ...
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... testimony because he was accused of Herefie by fome of the Fathers , and fays he talks like a Heretique in this place . So that with much ado this testimony is yielded to us . The fame Father in his * Homilies upon Leviticus fpeaks thus ...
... testimony because he was accused of Herefie by fome of the Fathers , and fays he talks like a Heretique in this place . So that with much ado this testimony is yielded to us . The fame Father in his * Homilies upon Leviticus fpeaks thus ...
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... Testimony of one of the greatest and most learned Bishops of that Age , and of eminent reputation for Piety , that what is now the very Doctrine of the Church of Rome concerning the Sacrament , was then esteem'd an Errour broach'd by ...
... Testimony of one of the greatest and most learned Bishops of that Age , and of eminent reputation for Piety , that what is now the very Doctrine of the Church of Rome concerning the Sacrament , was then esteem'd an Errour broach'd by ...
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