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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «DIGAMOUS»
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digamous nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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1
Dictionary of Christian Antiquitics: Being a Continuation of ...
On the other hand, a Spanish canon seems to imply that quasi- digamous
marriages might in that province be contracted with the advice of the bishop,
since the 4th Council of Toledo, A.D. 633, enacted (c 44) that clerics who without
such ...
Sir William Smith, Samuel Cheetham,
1880
2
A dictionary of Christian antiquities: comprising the ...
On the other head, a Spanish canon seems to imply that quasi- digamous
marriages might in that province be contracted with the advice of the bishop,
since the 4th Council of Toledo, A.D. 633, enacted (c. 44) that clerics who without
such ...
3
Jerome of Stridon: His Life, Writings and Legacy
Ambrose versus Jerome on Digamous Bishops My first argument is that Ambrose
appears to be responding to Jerome's criticisms of his view on the issue of
digamous bishops. The issue between them was whether a marriage contracted
...
Andrew Cain, Josef Lössl,
2009
4
The Laws of Marriage: Containing the Hebrew Law, the Roman ...
That the regulations against digamous clergy were exceedingly stringent, and not
less so against clergymen who married digamous or disreputable women. See
Order, D. Scholium. e. That the widow of a bishop, priest, or deacon was ...
5
Clerical Celibacy in East and West
69 A 'digamous situation', where a monogamist marries a woman who had
previously been married, is called 'interpretative' or 'fictitious' bigamy. WERNZ
181. theless, acknowledges that the legality of the marriage of the 16 The
Conditions for ...
6
Change across Cultures: A Narrative Approach to Social ...
One side of the argument postulates that it forbids plural marriages whether
polygamous or digamous. The other side of the argument says that the central
issues in the passage are qualities of Christian leadership and that plural
marriages are ...
7
Celibacy in the Early Church: The Beginnings of a Discipline ...
Tertullian speaks, it is true, about many digamous bishops, but at the same time
he knows of an explicit prohibition of digamy and of the deposition of digamous
clerics. Hippolytus accuses Callistus, the Bishop of Rome, of ignoring this ...
8
The Julius Petersen graph theory centennial
Yours very truly J.J. Sylvester I subjoin a rather useful piece of nomenclature.52 A
point in G2a which is connected with 2a points may be called Pleiogamous. If
connected with less than 2a, Meiogamous — only] lor Digamous. A graph ...
Lars Døvling Andersen,
1992
9
Word Finder: The Phonic Key to the Dictionary
... degasser(gas) adhesion dogleg dagger degausser DHZV doglegged degree
DGT adhesive DGM digger dugout DJ digamy dogear DGTDG adage(saying)
digamous DGRBRD dog-eat-dog adagio DGMDK daggerboard DGTG DJ
dogmatic ...
Penelope Kister McRann,
1987
10
The Curse of the McAfee Estate
Their knowledge ofherbs, poisons, and ritual creations of digamous and amulets
were intended to protect oneself and harm others become a key element of
Louisiana Voodoo. The practice of making and wearing charms and amulets for ...