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Page xlvii
From the date of Justinian's epistle , in March 533 , the saints were formally
delivered into the hand of the papacy , and this consequently is the true era of the
1260 years ... ib . No other recorded act of the secular power exists , conferring a
...
From the date of Justinian's epistle , in March 533 , the saints were formally
delivered into the hand of the papacy , and this consequently is the true era of the
1260 years ... ib . No other recorded act of the secular power exists , conferring a
...
Page 165
The eighth king , or form of government , they suppose to be the papacy ; but the
papacy never was the temporal head of the Roman empire , and therefore this
opinion is untenable . It may bere be asked , why the extinction of the western ...
The eighth king , or form of government , they suppose to be the papacy ; but the
papacy never was the temporal head of the Roman empire , and therefore this
opinion is untenable . It may bere be asked , why the extinction of the western ...
Page 200
The papacy being a spiritual power within the limits of the Roman empire , Mr.
Faber argues , I think rightly , when he says that the giving the saints into the
hand of the papacy , must be by some formal act of the secular power of that
empire ...
The papacy being a spiritual power within the limits of the Roman empire , Mr.
Faber argues , I think rightly , when he says that the giving the saints into the
hand of the papacy , must be by some formal act of the secular power of that
empire ...
Page 210
Previously to the French revolution , therefore , it is plain that the judgment had
not begun to sit , to consume and take away the dominion of the papacy . Europe
appeared to slumber in perfect security ; the protestant faith had lost much
ground ...
Previously to the French revolution , therefore , it is plain that the judgment had
not begun to sit , to consume and take away the dominion of the papacy . Europe
appeared to slumber in perfect security ; the protestant faith had lost much
ground ...
Page 212
These events seem to afford decisive evidence that the judgment , to consume
and destroy the dominion of the papacy , began to sit at the fall of the French
monarchy in 1792 , and consequently that the twelve hundred and sixty years
then ...
These events seem to afford decisive evidence that the judgment , to consume
and destroy the dominion of the papacy , began to sit at the fall of the French
monarchy in 1792 , and consequently that the twelve hundred and sixty years
then ...
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| Title | A Dissertation on the Seals and Trumpets of the Apocalypse: And the Prophetical Period of Twelve Hundred and Sixty Years |
| Author | William Cuninghame |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1817 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2006 |
| Length | 359 pages |
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