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... called a history of the Councils , or of Arianism , between the eras already marked out . However , it is necessary to direct the reader's atten- tion in the first place , to the state of parties and schools , in and about the Church ...
... called a history of the Councils , or of Arianism , between the eras already marked out . However , it is necessary to direct the reader's atten- tion in the first place , to the state of parties and schools , in and about the Church ...
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... called after his name , and has a place in ecclesiastical history till the middle of the fifth century ; but it never was a considerable body , and even as early as the date of the Nicene Council had split into parties , differing by ...
... called after his name , and has a place in ecclesiastical history till the middle of the fifth century ; but it never was a considerable body , and even as early as the date of the Nicene Council had split into parties , differing by ...
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... called Semi - Arian , Paulus himself advocating a doctrine which nearly resembled what is commonly called the Sabellian . More shall be said concerning Paulus of Samosata pre- sently ; but now let us advance to the history of this ...
... called Semi - Arian , Paulus himself advocating a doctrine which nearly resembled what is commonly called the Sabellian . More shall be said concerning Paulus of Samosata pre- sently ; but now let us advance to the history of this ...
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... called Semi - Arianism3 ; but it is not on that account that I here trace the rise of Arian- ism to Lucian . There is an historical , and not merely a doctrinal connexion between him and the Arian party . In his school are found , in ...
... called Semi - Arianism3 ; but it is not on that account that I here trace the rise of Arian- ism to Lucian . There is an historical , and not merely a doctrinal connexion between him and the Arian party . In his school are found , in ...
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... called Quarto - decimans ' . Victor felt the inconvenience of this want of uniformity in the celebration of the chief Christian festival ; and 8 Euseb . Hist . v . 23-25 , and Vales . ad loc . Exod . xii . 6. Vide Tillemont , Mem . vol ...
... called Quarto - decimans ' . Victor felt the inconvenience of this want of uniformity in the celebration of the chief Christian festival ; and 8 Euseb . Hist . v . 23-25 , and Vales . ad loc . Exod . xii . 6. Vide Tillemont , Mem . vol ...
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