An Ecclesiastical History, Antient and Modern, from the Birth of Christ, to the Beginning of the Present Century: in which the Rise, Progress, and Variations of Church Power are Considered in Their Connexion with the State of Learning and Philosophy, and the Political History of Europe During that Period, Volumen1A. Millar, 1765 |
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... NESTORIUS , and thus effaced the ftain he had con- tracted by his perfonal attachment to that heretic , and to JOHN of Antioch . ] [ ( i ) The number of these Epiftles amounts to 2012 , which are divided into five books . They are fhort ...
... NESTORIUS , and thus effaced the ftain he had con- tracted by his perfonal attachment to that heretic , and to JOHN of Antioch . ] [ ( i ) The number of these Epiftles amounts to 2012 , which are divided into five books . They are fhort ...
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... NESTORIUS , a Syrian , bishop of Conftantinople , a difciple of the celebrated THEODORE of Mopfueftia , and a Neftorianifm . man remarkable for his learning and eloquence , which were , however , accompanied with much levity and with ...
... NESTORIUS , a Syrian , bishop of Conftantinople , a difciple of the celebrated THEODORE of Mopfueftia , and a Neftorianifm . man remarkable for his learning and eloquence , which were , however , accompanied with much levity and with ...
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... NESTORIUS . This prefbyter , in a public difcourfe , pronounced A. D. 428 , declaimed warmly against the title of @ solónos , or mother of God , which was now more frequently attributed to the Virgin MARY in the controversy against the ...
... NESTORIUS . This prefbyter , in a public difcourfe , pronounced A. D. 428 , declaimed warmly against the title of @ solónos , or mother of God , which was now more frequently attributed to the Virgin MARY in the controversy against the ...
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... NESTORIUS ; and he proposed examining and determining the matter in debate before JOHN of Antioch , and the other eastern bifhops arrived . NESTORIUS objected against this pro- ceeding , as irregular and unjuft ; but his remonftrances ...
... NESTORIUS ; and he proposed examining and determining the matter in debate before JOHN of Antioch , and the other eastern bifhops arrived . NESTORIUS objected against this pro- ceeding , as irregular and unjuft ; but his remonftrances ...
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... NESTORIUS [ 9 ] . This judgment may be just upon the whole ; but it is however true , that NESTORIUS Committed two faults in the course of this controverfy . The first was his giving offence to many Chriftians by abrogating a trite and ...
... NESTORIUS [ 9 ] . This judgment may be just upon the whole ; but it is however true , that NESTORIUS Committed two faults in the course of this controverfy . The first was his giving offence to many Chriftians by abrogating a trite and ...
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