10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNCANONICALNESS»
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uncanonicalness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Church History of Britain: From the Birth of Jesus ...
This made him connive at Geoffrey Plantagenet's holding the bishopric of Lincoln
, though uncanonicalness on uncanonicalness met in his person. For, first, he
was a bastard. Secondly. He was never in Orders. Thirdly. He was under age.
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The Church History of Britain, from the Birth of Jesus ...
... the best expedient betwixt the pope and king ; pleasing the former with
presents, the latter with compliance. This made him connive at Geoffry
Plantagenet's holding the bishopric of Lincoln, though uncanonicalness on
uncanonicalness met ...
Thomas Fuller, James Nicholas, 1842
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An Exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles ... The third ...
The Church's being called the witness of holy writ, is not to be resolved into
anyjudgment that they pass upon it as a body of men that have authority tojudge
and give sentence, so that the canonicalness or the uncanonicalness of any book
...
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The Life and Acts of Matthew Parker, the First Archbishop of ...
or uncanonicalness in the ordination or confirmation, or any p.451. other
objections that might be made to this present business, according to the custom
of the Court of Rome; which had ordinarily such dispensatory clauses (as
Archbishop ...
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The phonographic word-book ...: Intended immediately to ...
... n,knt,rd encountering uncounteracted incantation incandescent incandescence
enkindled * unkindliness enkindling unkindness uncancelled unacknowledged
uncanonical uncanonically uncanonicalness unquenchable unquenchably ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
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No union with Rome, an anti-Eirenicon, being an answer to ...
... ipso facto, destroy the Deutero-canonicalness of the books in question,
decreed by her at the Council of Trent. The distinction, then, is altogether illusory
in principle, and therefore useless — either primary inspiration or
uncanonicalness.
Alessandro Gavazzi, Edward Bouverie Pusey, 1866
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An Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles of the Church of ...
body of men that have authority to judge and give sentence, so that the
canonicalness or the uncanonicalness of any book shall depend upon their
testimony; but is resolved into this, that such successions and numbers of men,
whether of the ...
It would be nonsense to say that, after the observation you made a few moments
ago, that ' Mr. Wesley did not denominate Mr. Coke a Bishop, but a
Superintendent,' by way of eluding the force of my remarks on the
uncanonicalness and ...
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Historical Collections Concerning Church Affairs: In which ...
They at along declar'd, thatthe unjustness and uncanonicalness ' of their
lAhditations was the reason that they did not cornpiy' with. . them-si! ' . - \ T
hosEsare strangely mistaken who shy," that Arianism was the onhy reashn, and
their Schism ...
Simon Lowth, Presbyter of the Church of England, 1696
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A pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the English ...
UNCANONICALNESS, fin-ka-nonilk-Sl-nes, «. State UN CANOPIED, An-kan^o-
peM, a. Having no canopy. UNCAP, fin-kip', vt. To remove a cap. UNCAP ABLE,
fln-kaipabl, a. Not capable. UNCAPPED, fin-kipd', pp. Opened. UNCAPPING ...
