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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PAPISTRY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
papistry in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
papistry im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Papistry storm'd: or, The Dingin' down o' the cathedral : ...
Originally published: Edinbrogh : Oliver and Boyd, 1827; reprint, Glasgow : Thomson, 1905. ix, 77 p.
2
Synopsis Papismi, That Is, a Generall Viewe of
Papistry ...
This book represents an authentic reproduction of the text as printed by the original publisher.
3
An Essay on Apostolical Succession: being a defence of a ...
being a defence of a genuine Protestant Ministry against the exlusive and
intolerant schemes of Papistry and High Churchmen ... Thomas Powell.
SECTION I. STATEMENTS OF THIS DOCTRINE OF APOSTOLICAL
SUCCESSION BY ITS ...
4o) The names of all the prisonars that ar in the Marshalsay for papistry in A0
158o. Willm Grene sent in by my Lord of Lundon the 15 daye of June for papistry
1571. Thomas Wood clarck & Lenard Bilson dark cam in for Papistry being
removed ...
Catholic Record Society (Great Britain), 1905
40) THE names of all the p'isonars that ar in the Marshalsay for papistry in A°
I580. Willm Grene sent in by my Lord of Lundon the I 5 daye of June for papistry
1571. Thomas Wood clarck & Lenard Bilson clark cam in for Papistry being
removed ...
Catholic Record Society (Great Britain), 1905
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The Catholic Record Society: Miscellanea I - IV
40) T1112 names of all the p'isonars that ar in the Marshalsay for papistry in A°
1580. Willm Grene sent in by my Lord of Lundon the 15 daye of June for papistry
1571. Thomas \Vood clarck & Lenard Bilson clark cam in for Papistry being ...
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Publications of the Catholic Record Society
recusant in that County, his wif a recusant, the daughter of Mr Ratcliff a recusant.
His children educated in papistry. Raph Woddrington the third brother a simple
man. His sister married to Mr Herington of befront, both papists. Sir Ephraim ...
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The Reports of that Reverend and Learned Judge, the Right ...
[180 6] too ; and he is a maintainer of papistry, and of rebellious 2 Roll. 717
persons.' The defendant pleaded other words, absque hoc, icro! <$-c. And the
juryTound that he spake the words, viz. R.r.260. 'I think in my conscience, that if
Sir John ...
Sir Henry Hobart, John Mason Williams, 1829
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Registers of the Consistory of Geneva in the Time of Calvin: ...
Because [of] his child that he had brought to be presented in this city, that [the
one] who carried it to be baptized is of the papistry. Answers that the one who
carried it was from La Roche and a respectable man and he wanted the said man
, ...
Robert McCune Kingdon, Thomas A. Lambert, Isabella M. Watt, 2000
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The Present State of the Republick of Letters
Yet all this while it " was perceiv'd that their course was dangerous " and very
popularj as because Papistry was " odious, therefore it was ever in their mouths, "
that they sought to purge the Church from " the reliques of Papistry, a thing ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «PAPISTRY» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
papistry im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
'Word Nerd' by John D. Williams Jr.
... are helpfully listed in an appendix, should you wish to scandalize someone with “johnson,” “papistry,” or “comsymp” in your next game.). «Boston Globe, Jul 15»
Grape Juice Companies Concerned About Profits After Southern …
... this right," said current ERLC President Russell Moore, who is rumored to suffer from "green-eyed-papistry," also known as "Catholic envy.". «Christian Post, Apr 15»
Are Anglicans Catholic?
... started to wear surplices (not even Eucharistic vestments) and put candles on the altar there were riots against such shocking papistry. «Patheos, Feb 15»
Catesby's American Dream: religious persecution in Elizabethan …
... they didn't really believe in Protestantism — had been living in sin. Church papistry, as it was known pejoratively, was against the law of God. «OUPblog, Sep 14»
Puppets Are A Funny Thing: The Miniaturist Reviewed
... Marin approves, condemning simulacra as “Papistry … Idolatry. A heinous attempt to capture the human soul,” a sentiment later echoed by ... «The Quietus, Jul 14»
Death sentence in Lambeth's glass
It was said to be evidence of Laud's papistry. He admitted to having mended these windows, though “not by the helpe of the pictures in his ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 14»
Liberalism's Greatest Critic
Yet that Counter-Reformation papistry with which the undergraduate Scialabba wrestled leaves its mark on these pages still. These writings ... «The American Conservative, Aug 13»
A very Victorian sisterhood
Of course, the sisterhood attracted accusations of crypto-papistry. Its episcopal patron, Henry Phillpotts, Bishop of Exeter, was not at all inclined ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dez 11»
Shakespeare did write Lear; what is more, he was a Catholic
... as he was in a government report a few years after the wedding as “an old priest and Unsound in religion”, being accused of 'papistry'. «Catholic Herald Online, Jan 11»
Celebrating 150 years of ritual riot
... a fierce puritan who hated the papistry that he insisted King had fallen into. At that time, the churchwardens' "vestry" was elected by any of the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mai 09»
