10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONCILIARLY»
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conciliarly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
conciliarly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, John Bramhall, ...
Secondly, I reply, that this decree was most conciliarly The demade, and
consequently confirmed; made after due examination and discussion, without
any underhand packing or labouring for voices ; made in the public session, not
privately ...
2
The Dublin Review: A Quarterly and Critical Journal
The book had been condemned by certain authorities connected with the Council
, but had not been condemed conciliarly. The Pope accordingly said to these
ambassadors : " I refuse your request. I confirm nothing except what has been ...
He approves and ratifies the things thus conciliarly done, and not those done
otherwise or in some other manner." And he commanded this declaration to be
entered on the Acts of the Council. What can be more intelligible than this ? The
book ...
Nicholas Patrick Wiseman, 1875
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The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, John Bramhall; ...
Secondly, I reply, that this decree was most conciliarly The demade, and
consequently confirmed 3 made after due examination and discussion, without
any underhand packing or labouring for voices 3 made in the public session, not
privately ...
5
Works: With a Life of the Author and a Collection of His Letters
Secondly, I reply, that this decree was most conciliarly The demade, and
consequently confirmed; made after due examina- me “the Council's ' ' ' ' '
superiority tion and discusSion, Without any underhand packing or aboveme
labouring for ...
68) ratified those decrees which had been conciliarly enacted at Constance in
the materiaof faith. Now (p. 64) Eugenius IV., Martin V.'s immediate successor,
emphatically declared t hat those decrees were not to be accounted " conciliar," ...
Nicholas Patrick Wiseman, 1870
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The works of John Bramhall: with a life of the author and a ...
Secondly, 1 reply, that this decree was most conciliarly The de- made, and
consequently confirmed ; made after due examina- council,s tion and discussion,
without any underhand packing or JSbovethe labouring for voices ; made in the ...
8
The works of ... John Bramhall [ed. by J. Vesey]. 5 vols., ...
... ib. and conciliarly made, ib. and not to be understood of dubious Popes only, ib
. Of no consequence whether it were confirmed by the Pope or no, ib. Decree of,
respecting withdrawing obedience from supposed Popes, I. 174. Turned out all ...
John Bramhall (abp. of Armagh.), A W H, 1845
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The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, Jahn Bramhall ...
... ib. and conciliarly made, ib. and not to be understood of dubious Popes only, ib
. Of no consequence whether it were confirmed by the Pope or no, ib. Decree of,
respecting withdrawing obedience from supposed Popes, I. 174-. Turned out all ...
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Catholic Safeguards Against the Errors, Corruptions, and ...
Secondly, I reply, that this decree was most conciliarly Tl d made, and
consequently confirmed; made after re ecree of . . . . . the Councils» due
examination and discussion, without any S“Pe'i°'i¢y underhand packing or
labouring for voices ...
