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... favour , but to human laws and institutes ; that the directing influence of the Holy Ghost is not of such a kind as to exempt the councils of the Church from possibility of error ; and that one of these has erred in fact by censuring ...
... favour , but to human laws and institutes ; that the directing influence of the Holy Ghost is not of such a kind as to exempt the councils of the Church from possibility of error ; and that one of these has erred in fact by censuring ...
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Charles Hardwick. Controversy between him 1524 . GERMANY . elector Frederic in favour of their cause ( 1520 ) . In 1524 , however , his neutrality was changing very fast into decided opposition . Little doubt existed on this point after ...
Charles Hardwick. Controversy between him 1524 . GERMANY . elector Frederic in favour of their cause ( 1520 ) . In 1524 , however , his neutrality was changing very fast into decided opposition . Little doubt existed on this point after ...
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... favour its development . The emperor had been entangled on the one side in a quarrel with Clement VII.1 which terminated in the storming of Rome ( May 6 , 1527 ) , and the surrender of the pontiff . On the other side , the fall of Louis ...
... favour its development . The emperor had been entangled on the one side in a quarrel with Clement VII.1 which terminated in the storming of Rome ( May 6 , 1527 ) , and the surrender of the pontiff . On the other side , the fall of Louis ...
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... favour of retaining them , or at least he viewed the retention of them as a matter of comparative indifference ( cf. above , 5 p . 43 , n . 4 ) . On the present occa- sion , it is true , he went as far as the utmost verge of moderation ...
... favour of retaining them , or at least he viewed the retention of them as a matter of comparative indifference ( cf. above , 5 p . 43 , n . 4 ) . On the present occa- sion , it is true , he went as far as the utmost verge of moderation ...
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... favour of the jurisdiction of the Roman Church . Inflamed by his repre- sentations , and more conscious as the interviews proceeded that real harmony was unattainable , the Diet finally issued Edict adverse another edict enjoining the ...
... favour of the jurisdiction of the Roman Church . Inflamed by his repre- sentations , and more conscious as the interviews proceeded that real harmony was unattainable , the Diet finally issued Edict adverse another edict enjoining the ...
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