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... Worship of Images , in oppofition whereto the Synod of Conftantinople about the year DCCL did argue thus , That our Lord ha- ving left us no other image of himself but the Sacra- ment , in which the substance of bread is the image of ...
... Worship of Images , in oppofition whereto the Synod of Conftantinople about the year DCCL did argue thus , That our Lord ha- ving left us no other image of himself but the Sacra- ment , in which the substance of bread is the image of ...
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... worship of Images : And indeed it could never have come in upon a more proper occafion , nor have been applied to a fitter purpose . R And here I cannot but take notice how well this * De Eucha- agrees with * Bellarmine's Obfervation ...
... worship of Images : And indeed it could never have come in upon a more proper occafion , nor have been applied to a fitter purpose . R And here I cannot but take notice how well this * De Eucha- agrees with * Bellarmine's Obfervation ...
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... . thing that came under a pretence of mystery in Reli- gion and of greater reverence and devotion to the Sa- crament , and that feemed any way to countenance the the worship of Images , for which at that time 26 MADISCOURSE.
... . thing that came under a pretence of mystery in Reli- gion and of greater reverence and devotion to the Sa- crament , and that feemed any way to countenance the the worship of Images , for which at that time 26 MADISCOURSE.
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John Tillotson. the worship of Images , for which at that time they were zealously concern'd . But notwithstanding the fecurity and paffive temper of the People , the men moft eminent for piety and learning in that Time made great ...
John Tillotson. the worship of Images , for which at that time they were zealously concern'd . But notwithstanding the fecurity and paffive temper of the People , the men moft eminent for piety and learning in that Time made great ...
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... worship . It was great ftupidity in the Peo ple of Ifrael to lay , Come let us make us Gods ; but it was civilly faid of them , Let us make us Gods that may go before us , in comparison of the Church of Rome , who say , Let us make a ...
... worship . It was great ftupidity in the Peo ple of Ifrael to lay , Come let us make us Gods ; but it was civilly faid of them , Let us make us Gods that may go before us , in comparison of the Church of Rome , who say , Let us make a ...
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