...Such was tlie fpirit of the times that forac foreign hereticsCent. 12.] Tht'ir Tenet). fp fo ftrongly recommended in the precepts and injunctions of the divine author of our religion. In confequence of this defign, they complained that the Romifh Church had degenerated under...

...fitnplicity, and that primitive fan&ity, which characterized the apoftolic ages, and which appear fo ftrongly recommended in the precepts and in.junctions of the divine author of our religion, la confequence of this defign, they complained that the Romifh Church had degenerated under...

...fimplicity and primitive (anility that charanerifed the apollolic ages, and which appear fo ftron.'ly recommended in the precepts and injunctions of the divine Author of our holy religion. In conicquence of this c'eiign, they complained that the Roman church had degenerated, under Conftantine...

...the clergy and people, to that amiable simplicity, and that primitive sanctity, that characterised the apostolic ages, and which appear so strongly recommended...and sanctity. They denied the supremacy of the Roman pontif, and maintained that the rulers and ministers of the church were obliged, by their vocation,...

...amiable simplicity, and that primitive sanctity, that characterised the apostolic ages, and \vhich appear so strongly recommended in the precepts and...complained that the Roman church had degenerated, under CONST ANTINE the Great, from its primitive purity and sanctity. They denied the supremacy of the Roman...

...and that primitive fanctity that characterised " the apoftolic age, and which appear fo ftrongly " recommended in the precepts and injunctions of " the divine Author of our holy religion." Vol. i page 794, cent. xv. " In England and " Scotland, the dilciples of Wickliffe, whom the " multitude...

...primitive sanctity that characterised the apostolic ages, and which appear so strongly recomtiicnded in the precepts and injunctions of the Divine Author of our holy religion. In Conse* quencc of this design, they complained that the Roman church had degenerated, under Constantine...

...both of the clergy and people, to that amiable simplicity and primitive sanctity that characterised the apostolic ages, and which appear so strongly recommended...holy religion. In consequence of this design, they conplained that the Roman church had degenerated, under Constantine the Great, from its primitive purity...

...both of the clergy and people, to that amiable simplicity, and primitive sanctity, that characterized the apostolic ages, and which appear so strongly recommended...complained that the Roman church had degenerated, tinder Consiantine the Great, from Us primitive purity and sanctity. They denied the supremacy of the...

...its members, than that of the Waldenses, so called from their parent and founder, PETER WALDUS." " They complained that the Roman church had degenerated,...sanctity. They denied the supremacy of the Roman pontiff". They maintained that the power of delivering sinners from the guilt and punishment of their offences,...