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... prelates , who agree with them . . . Accordingly , they have been expelled from the Church , as enemies of the pious Catholic teaching ; according to St. Paul's sentence , ' If any man preach any other Gospel unto you than that ye have ...
... prelates , who agree with them . . . Accordingly , they have been expelled from the Church , as enemies of the pious Catholic teaching ; according to St. Paul's sentence , ' If any man preach any other Gospel unto you than that ye have ...
Page 266
... prelates could but retire from the Court party , and carefully watch its movements ; and , in consequence , incurred the reproach and the penalty of being " troublers of Israel . " This may be illustrated from the subsequent history of ...
... prelates could but retire from the Court party , and carefully watch its movements ; and , in consequence , incurred the reproach and the penalty of being " troublers of Israel . " This may be illustrated from the subsequent history of ...
Page 496
... prelates : Eustathius of Antioch and Asclepas of Gaza were deposed by a local Antiochene synod in ( probably ) 327 ( see also p . 280 ) . Other bishops shared their fate , but it is uncertain which ones . Newman may again be guilty of a ...
... prelates : Eustathius of Antioch and Asclepas of Gaza were deposed by a local Antiochene synod in ( probably ) 327 ( see also p . 280 ) . Other bishops shared their fate , but it is uncertain which ones . Newman may again be guilty of a ...
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