10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRIMATICAL»
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Johnson's English Dictionary
PRIMATICAL*, prl-mat'-e-kal. a. Belonging to the chief ecclesiastick, or primate.
Barrow. PRIME J, prime, n.s. [prinms, Lat. ; pntm, Sax.] The first part of the day ;
the dawn ; the morning. flprnser. The beginning ; the early days. Honker. The best
...
Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chambers, Henry John Todd, 1834
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Republican Christianity: Or, True Liberty, as Exhibited in ...
But, if men ordinarily betray a disposition to make the truth they preach coincide
with the views and wishes of those upon whom their temporal comforts depend,
then, in the primatical system, this kind of danger will most certainly be incurred.
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Delineation of Roman Catholicism: drawn from the authentic ...
OBSERVATIONS ON THE ORIGIN, GROWTH, AND ESTABLISHMENT OF
METROPO- litical, primatical, and patriarchal Jurisdictions. Statement of the
question. 1. At first each church was settled under its own bishop or pastor in
charge, and ...
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The theological works of Isaac Barrow, ed. by A. Napier
X. Ecclesiastical presidencies, whether metropolitical, or primatical or patriarchal,
are human institutions; are the grounds of the prerogatives enjoyed by certain
Sees; and the source of any dignity or authority which the Pope may rightfully ...
Isaac Barrow, Alexander Napier, 1859
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Gleanings from British and Irish ecclesiastical history: ...
after he had established the Church on the best foundation which circumstances
permitted, he bent his way towards the north, with the intention of establishing a
primatical see, and confirming his labours by a body of canons. With this view, he
...
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The treatise of the pope's supremacy; the discourse on the ...
X. Ecclesiastical presidencies, whether metropolitical, or primatical or patriarchal,
are human institutions; are the grounds of the prerogatives enjoyed by certain
Sees; and the source of any dignity or authority which the Pope may rightfully ...
Isaac Barrow, Alexander Napier, William Whewell, 1859
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Italiano, inglese, e francese
... ia, a. first, early, premier, bStlf Primáto, f.m. a primate, primat PrimSto f.m. pre
eminence , primauté Primavéra, /. /. the faring, le primeras Primazfa, /../. primacy ;
primatie Primazitle, a- primatical . primatical Primeggtâ're, v.r»;' to exceed others
...
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An exposition of the Creed; the Lord's prayer; the ...
X. Ecclesiastical presidencies, whether metropolitical, or primatical or patriarchal,
are human institutions; are the grounds of the prerogatives enjoyed by certain
Sees; and the source of any dignity or authority which the Pope may rightfully ...
Isaac Barrow, Alexander Napier, William Whewell, 1859
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A treatise on the pope's supremacy
This point investigated ; some observations propounded concerning the ancient
forms of discipline ; or the origin and growth of metropolitical, primatical, and
patriarchal jurisdiction. Twelve heads of observations on the interest of the
Roman ...
Isaac Barrow, Swords New York (Stanford, and co), 1834
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A treatise of the pope's supremacy. To which is added A ...
Balusius thinks that Hilarius of Aries pretended and offered at this primatical
power, apud Marc. v. 32 ; but Pope Leo mainly checked and quashed his attempt.
• Contra hsec si dictum fuerit, quia nee metropolitam habuit nee patriarcham ...
Isaac Barrow, Thomas M'Crie, 1852
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PRIMATICAL»
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This provides a clean slate as to how the Primatical Church of Rome would relate towards the Patriarchial Churches of the East. Patrick_Hadley. «Catholic Herald Online, Feb 13»
