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<p> A [[Catholic]] [[Church]] historian, born at Unterkochen, in Würtemberg; in 1840 became professor of Church History and [[Christian]] [[Archæology]] in the Catholic Theological [[Faculty]] in [[Tübingen]] University, and in 1869 [[Bishop]] of Rottenburg; was for some time zealously opposed to the doctrine of the Papal infallibility, but subsequently acquiesced, putting, however, his own construction on it; his best-known works are the "History of the Christian Councils" and "Contributions to Church History" (1809-1893). </p> | <p> A [[Catholic]] [[Church]] historian, born at Unterkochen, in Würtemberg; in 1840 became professor of Church [[History]] and [[Christian]] [[Archæology]] in the Catholic [[Theological]] [[Faculty]] in [[Tübingen]] University, and in 1869 [[Bishop]] of Rottenburg; was for some time zealously opposed to the doctrine of the [[Papal]] infallibility, but subsequently acquiesced, putting, however, his own construction on it; his best-known works are the "History of the Christian Councils" and "Contributions to Church History" (1809-1893). </p> | ||
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The Nuttall Encyclopedia [1]
A Catholic Church historian, born at Unterkochen, in Würtemberg; in 1840 became professor of Church History and Christian Archæology in the Catholic Theological Faculty in Tübingen University, and in 1869 Bishop of Rottenburg; was for some time zealously opposed to the doctrine of the Papal infallibility, but subsequently acquiesced, putting, however, his own construction on it; his best-known works are the "History of the Christian Councils" and "Contributions to Church History" (1809-1893).
