10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXCOMMUNICATORY»
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Proceedings of the Free Convention: Held at Rutland, Vt., ...
the religious world — not a power of the excommunicatory Bull, the wild burning
fagot, or the more modern discipline ; but a power of love and good will, teaching
men that to revere God, we must first revere his representative — God in man.
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Sixteenth-Century Judeo-Spanish Testimonies: An Edition of ...
93 The gravity of the threat of excommunication can be appreciated in
responsum 21, where the respondent states that one has to be stricter in the
judgement where it involves a herem, the excommunicatory ban, see chap. 4 n.
36. 94 'In order ...
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The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete ...
( a-nath'é-mat"ik-al-li ), adv. In the manner of anathema. Anathematism (a-nath'é-
mat-izm), n. Act of anathematizing; an excommunicatory curse. We find a law of
justinian forbidding anathentarim: to be pronounced against the jewish Hellenists
.
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale,
1885
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The Imperial dictionary, on the basis of Webster's English ...
Act of anathematizing; an excommunicatory curse. We End a law of Justinian
forbidding anathema- tisms to be pronounced against the Jewish Hellenists. yer.
Taylor. Anathematization (a-nath'e-mat'iz-a"- short), n The act of anathematizing ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale,
1882
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The French Revolution: A History
The excommunicatory Priests give new trouble in the Maine and Loire; La
Vendee, nor Cathelineau the wool-dealer, has not ceased grumbling and
rumbling. Nay behold Jales itself once more : how often does that real-imaginary
Camp of the ...
Thomas Carlyle, Henry Duff Traill,
1896
6
The Drama of Transition: Native and Exotic Playcraft
... recourse to the excommunicatory ban, before which, in the throes of agony, the
spirit yields and forthwith abandons Leah's body. With it, life seems to depart, for
Leah sinks to the floor in a swoon. Now has come the moment to rush her under ...
Ever since Greenspan's favorable comments on The Passion of Ayn Rand, he
had been disdained by ARI and its affiliate newsletter, but Peikoff had never
personally performed the excommunicatory rites. Now he apparently had a
plausible ...
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Rest in the Church, by the author of 'From Oxford to Rome'.
the excommunicatory power of the Church was clearly in the hands of the maid-
servant, and she used it by shortly dismissing the woman with the information that
Mr. Thynne was engaged with a dinnerparty — if he should be going out in the ...
Furlong Elizabeth S. Harris,
1848
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Monarchs retired from business
... if the Pope thought the sovereign unworthy of their fealty. In vain Henry IV. of
Germany struggled against these pretensions, and against him who arrogantly
made them. Pope and King fulminated excommunicatory decrees, or
proclamations ...
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The History of the Inquisition
... if he treat them unworthily, injuriously and disgracefully; or if he defiles these
excommunicatory Libels, which are commonly called Cedulones, by drawing
nasty Figures upon them. Such Persons Columna Mars?lius, Arch-Bishop
ofSalerno, ...
Philippus van Limborch,
1731
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXCOMMUNICATORY»
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excommunicatory is used in the context of the following news items.
686 Years After His Death, Ibn-Taymiyyah Still Makes Waves - OpEd
His views on Ijtihad based on excommunicatory methodology (takfiri) and paradoxical innovation was itself innovative. Major Muslim scientists ... «Eurasia Review, Apr 15»
Chinese Salafism and the Saudi Connection
... tombs in the Northwest, and the enunciation of a takfeeri (excommunicatory) stance towards “deviant” Salafis and non-Salafi Muslims that led ... «The Diplomat, Oct 14»
What gives legitimacy to ISIL's rhetoric?
... political crisis was a potent incubator for Islamic radicalism, with its ideological fervour, excommunicatory tendencies, and puritanical dreams. «Aljazeera.com, Oct 14»
A Literary Revolution
T.S. Eliot and Ezra Pound were especially skilled at such excommunicatory tosses. I've known poets who refuse to read Virgil or Milton ... «Wall Street Journal, Sep 10»