10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CIRCUMSCRIPTIVELY»
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That the predicate contains more contradictions is evident: just as it is impossible
for more bodies to be in the same place circumscriptively, in the same way it is
impossible for one body to be in different places circumscriptively. Thus what is ...
Pope John XXI, Lambertus Marie de Rijk, 1992
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Six Conferences Concerning the Eucharist
3. be circumscriptively in two places. They thought they might freely explain
themselves on this Question, without fearing the judgment they might make of it,
mould prove of dangerous Consequence to the Doctrine of the Real Presence:
Being ...
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The Catholic Encyclopedia: An International Work of ...
(2) A physical body is in place commensurably (circumscriptively) inasmuch as
the individual portions of its exterior surfaces answer singly to the corresponding
portions of the immediately environing surfaces of the body or bodies that ...
Charles George Herbermann, Edward Aloysius Pace, Condé Bénoist Pallen, 1913
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Conversations with Angels: Essays Towards a History of ...
Definitively, however, is when the whole is in the whole place, and not outside,
and the whole is in any part of that place.59 An angel, according to Ockham,
occupies place not circumscriptively but definitively, such that the whole of the
angel is ...
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The Acts and Monuments of John Foxe: a New and Complete ...
Gesl :—~“ How is the body of Christ in heaven, and how in the sacrament?
whether circumscriptively or definitively T' Glyn :—“ The body of Christ is in
heaven circumscriptively, but not so in the sacrament. The angels also are
contained ...
John Foxe, Stephen Reed Cattley, George Townsend, 1838
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The Acts and Monuments of John Foxe, with a Life and Defence ...
whether circumscriptively or definitively ?" Glyn : — " The body of Christ is in
heaven circumscriptively, but not so in the sacrament. The angels also are
contained definitively. But I have learned that the body of Christ is in the
sacrament, but not ...
John Foxe, George Townsend, Josiah Pratt, 1870
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The Doctrine of the Real Presence, as Contained in the ...
But there is no repugnance (1) that the Body of Christ, existing and continuing
circumscriptively in Heaven or in another place, should at the same time become
present, at the least sacramentally in another; because, in fact, being and ...
Edward Bouverie Pusey, 1855
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The works of Thomas Adams: being the sum of his sermons, ...
Corporeal substances are in one place locally and circumscriptively; incorporeal
created substances, neither locally nor circumscriptively, buti definitively. God,
the creating substance, is every whit in every place ; not circumscriptively as the ...
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The Protestant's Companion, Or, A Seasonable Preservative: ...
tively, not definitively, as to itself; yet as to the size of the bread, circumscriptively,
in all places where the hosts are consecrated. Were it possible to make sense out
of nonsense, it must in this case be attempted in the following manner.
A thing is said by the scholastics to exist circumscriptively in space, if it be
divisible into parts corresponding to the parts of the surfaces surrounding it. As
only bodies are thus divisible, they alone can exist in space circumscriptively.1 A
thing is ...
