The Paternoster Church History, Том 31965 |
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... ecclesiastical appointments or impose crushing burdens in taxation in Christendom , but to these protests were added more radical suggestions concerning the nature of the Church , the functions of the Pope and clergy , and the ...
... ecclesiastical appointments or impose crushing burdens in taxation in Christendom , but to these protests were added more radical suggestions concerning the nature of the Church , the functions of the Pope and clergy , and the ...
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... ecclesiastical dignitaries , the secular leaders of the country and the London mob . Lancaster saw that Courtenay was seeking to attack him through Wycliffe , and left no doubt about supporting his servant . He supplied four theological ...
... ecclesiastical dignitaries , the secular leaders of the country and the London mob . Lancaster saw that Courtenay was seeking to attack him through Wycliffe , and left no doubt about supporting his servant . He supplied four theological ...
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... ecclesiastical life . In the war with England and the civil strife , the great monasteries of northern France fell into considerable decay , bringing disorder in what they did or failed to do . On occasion their abbots could argue that ...
... ecclesiastical life . In the war with England and the civil strife , the great monasteries of northern France fell into considerable decay , bringing disorder in what they did or failed to do . On occasion their abbots could argue that ...
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PREFACE | 7 |
CHRISTENDOM IN THE MIDFOURTEENTH CENTURY | 9 |
WYCLIFFE AND HIS AGE | 19 |
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