10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPERDULIC»
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We honour the saints with two different kinds of honour: the Mother of God the
Word with one kind, which we call hyperdulic. For inasmuch as she is truly the
servant of the one God, nay even Mother, as having brought forth in the flesh one
of ...
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Journal of a Deputation Sent to the East by the Committee of ...
... the apostles, prophets, martyrs," &c. (Dosith. Confess., Deer. 8, p. 434.) " We
honour the saints with two different kinds of honour : the mother of God the Word
with one kind, which we call hyperdulic. For WORSHIP OF IMAGES. 791
inasmuch ...
Malta Protestant college, 1854
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The Church of England Magazine
The virgin Mary is to be worshipped with hyperdulic worship. 8. Pictures, the
cross, &c., arc to be adored. 9. Angels and siiints are to be worshipped with dulic
worship (an inferior species of idolatry). 10. The scriptures are to be denied to the
...
Nevertheless, in spite of being the mother of at least seven children, the Catholic
Church continues its hyperdulic veneration of her as the perpetual “Blessed
Virgin.” Finally, it should be noted that the maculating of human conception which
...
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Feeling Some Type of Way: Such as These and Other Poems
TURN. AROUNO. I'm up in flames epoch of enjoyment rusted with shame release
me from inside your arms delete me your repertoire charms Hyperdulic delusion I
am your queen I'm slammed to the concrete Cremating my dream Blood from ...
Angela Ford Johnson, 2011
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Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
Cotgrave calls the Fr. " Hyperdulic. The highest worship, worship that belongs
only to God." Take care that you observe what sort of image it is, and then
proportion your right kind to it, that you do not give /arrin to that where hyperdulia
is only ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
But we pragmatical Americans do not want to know how far Aquinas was worthy
of dulic or hyperdulic veneration, but what he was good for, — looking at his. own
times, and then glancing down to ours. Wherefore, if we wrote as ambitiously ...
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Sophia-Maria: A Holistic Vision of Creation
The natural and human dimension, which is particularly understood and honored
by the faithful of the Evangelical and Reformed Churches; • The supernatural and
hyperdulic dimension, which is understood and honored by Catholics and the ...
Thomas Schipflinger, 1998
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Holy Tears, Holy Blood: Women, Catholicism, and the Culture ...
The nineteenth century was the hyperdulic century par excellence, and Catholic
France surpassed every other country in the intensity of its Marian devotion. It
was not simply that Marianism foregrounded what we may call the " Anima aspect
" ...
Richard D. E. Burton, 2004
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Occultus Liber: A Novel by Neil Baker
How far beyond a bedlamite, how long before his end does one finding bread to
bend into the black loving shapes of hyperdulic pleasure, having fire when
cocked but no hurt, have to wait? Ask the four men loose walking in the midst in
the ...
