10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISPENSATIVE»
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dispensative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The happy future state of England
And I assure you that they lookbiftat a few things in general, and in that Statute in
particular, who think that the Dispensative Power inherent in the King lost any-
ground thereby : and he who takes the Statute altogether , will find that that
Power ...
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The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, Jahn Bramhall ...
Has no dispensative power in England, II. 400. Of the, dispensing with English
laws in the exterior court, II. 445, 446. Foul doctrine of various Canonists
respecting the dispensative power of the, from oaths, vows, &c., II. 445. See
Dispensations.
3
The works of John Bramhall: with a life of the author and a ...
Has no dispensative power in England, II. 400. Of the, dispensing with English
laws in the exterior court, II. 445, 446. Foul doctrine of various Canonists
respecting the dispensative power of the, from oaths, vows, &c., II. 445. See
Dispensations.
4
The works of ... John Bramhall [ed. by J. Vesey]. 5 vols., ...
400. 436—444. Has no dispensative power in England, II. 400. Of the, dispensing
with English laws in the exterior court, II. 445, 446. Foul doctrine of various
Canonists respecting the dispensative power of the, from oaths, vows, &c.,
11.415.
John Bramhall (abp. of Armagh.), A W H, 1845
First, that this dispensative [clause] neither hath nor can be construed to have any
reference to any consecration that was already past, or that was acted by Bishop
Scory alone; as that silly c0n~ secration at the Nag's Head is supposed to have ...
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The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, John Bramhall; ...
But our Disciplinarians joins the have restrained this dispensative power in all
such crimes as deafh!5]1^ are made capital by the judicial law ; as in the case of
blood, adultery, blasphemy, &c. ; in which cases, they say, — " the offender ought
to ...
7
The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, John Bramhall, ...
an absolute sovereignty above the canons, besides the canons, against the
canons, to make them, to abrogate them, to suspend their influence by a non-
obstante, to dispense with them in such cases wherein the canon gives no
dispensative ...
8
History of Letter-writing: From the Earliest Period to the ...
But when you say that " these Jewish customs were not so to be laid aside, as
never to be used as a means or instrument (dispensative), as was the opinion of
our ancestors," what this notion implies, have the goodness to inform me: for
either ...
9
Church and City, 1000-1500: Essays in Honour of Christopher ...
The latter, practical part of philosophy has three divisions: moral, dispensative or
domestic and civil. It is called 'actual' because it explains the operations of things.
The moral part of actual philosophy deals with life according to virtue and ...
David Abulafia, Michael J. Franklin, Miri Rubin, 2002
10
Bernard of Clairvaux on the Life of the Mind
Bernard calls this quest for knowledge based on sense data "dispen- sative
consideration": "Consideration is dispensative when it uses the senses and
sensible things in an ordering and synthetic way "12 Thus, the senses are the
firm bases ...
John R. Sommerfeldt, 2004
