 | John Marsh - 1835 - 496 páginas
...honor of her were instituted the Rosary and the Crown. The former consisted in fifteen repetitious of the Lord's prayer, and an hundred and fifty salutations of the blessed Virgin. The latter, in six or seven repetitions of the Lord's prayer, and six or seven times ten salutations,... | |
 | Charles Richardson - 1836 - 136 páginas
...manifest indications of the institution of the rosary and crown of the Virgin, b*, which her worshippers were to reckon the number of prayers, that they were to offer to this new divinity. ilatluine. Mosheùn, Cent. ж. pt. ii. c. 4. ROT. A diligent womman is a coroun to hir hosebond ; and... | |
 | Josiah Conder - 1838 - 724 páginas
...manifest indications of the institution of the rosary and croum of the Virgin, by which her worshippers were to reckon the number of prayers that they were...Dominic, yet this supposition is made without any foundation. (This is demonstrated by Mahillon.) The rosary consists in fifteen repetitions of the Lord's... | |
 | John Marsh - 1840 - 480 páginas
...honor of her were instituted the Rosary and the Crown. The former consisted in fifteen re^ petitions of the Lord's prayer, and an hundred and fifty salutations of the blessed Virgin. The latter, in six or seven repetitions of the Lord's prayer, and six or seven times ten salutations,... | |
 | Johann Lorenz Mosheim - 1842 - 750 páginas
...indications rosary. of tne institution of the rosary and crown of the Virgin, by which her worshippers were to reckon the number of prayers that they were...though some place the invention of the rosary in the 13th century, and attribute it to St. Dominic, yet this supposition is made without any foundation.11... | |
 | James H. Braund - 1875 - 606 páginas
...manifest indications of the institution of the rosary and crown of the Virgin, by which her worshippers were to reckon the number of prayers that they were...though some place the invention of the rosary in the 13th century, and attribute it to St. Dominic, yet the supposition is made without any foundation.... | |
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... in honour of St. Mary, which was, in the following century, confirmed by Urban II. in the council of Clermont. There are also to be found in this age manifest indications of the institution of the roimtinKion atsary and crown of the Virgin, by which... 
