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... sort which pertains not so much to my own dignity , to which you are openly
favorable , as to the public benefit of the world for whose interests you are
watchful . For the obtaining of this favor I could have made use of the
commendation of the ...
... sort which pertains not so much to my own dignity , to which you are openly
favorable , as to the public benefit of the world for whose interests you are
watchful . For the obtaining of this favor I could have made use of the
commendation of the ...
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Your honorable life and character , and the other laudable merits of probity and
virtue on account of which you are commended to us by trustworthy testimony ,
induce us to reward you with special favors and graces . Hence it is that we ...
Your honorable life and character , and the other laudable merits of probity and
virtue on account of which you are commended to us by trustworthy testimony ,
induce us to reward you with special favors and graces . Hence it is that we ...
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Whoever favors the doctrine of the Gospel favors the Roman Pontiff , who is the
chief herald thereof , although the rest of ... like yourself should consider what the
constant good will of the Pontiff indicates rather than some favor obtained of him
...
Whoever favors the doctrine of the Gospel favors the Roman Pontiff , who is the
chief herald thereof , although the rest of ... like yourself should consider what the
constant good will of the Pontiff indicates rather than some favor obtained of him
...
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Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 5 |
QUARREL With LEE | 17 |
CONTROVERSY With STUNCIA | 47 |
Copyright | |
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