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• Hellenist
  ...r ancient creed, when the preacher had popularly occupied the place of the priest, and a service of prayer, and praise, and exhortation had succeeded in dail
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• Ambrose
  ...s death his mother took him to Rome, where he received the education of an advocate under Anicius [[Probus]] and Symmachus. For some time he pleaded at the bar
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• Antoine Arnauld
  ...bbot]] de St. Cyran to turn his attention to theology. In 1641 he was made priest and doctor of the Sorbonne, where he had been pupil of Lescot (afterward [[
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• Cronan
  ...f his days, the honored friend of Fingen, king of Munster, and the willing advocate of the oppressed. </p> <p> '''13.''' Of Tuaim-greine (now Tomgraney, in the
  5 KB (785 words) - 10:04, 15 October 2021
• Francois Gastaud
  ...ars preached at [[Paris]] with great success. His brother, a distinguished advocate, having died about. 1700, abbe Gastaud, after two years of study, was appoi
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• George Of Cyprus
  ...secuted the adherents of John Beccus, or Veccus, ex-patriarch, and zealous advocate of the union of the Greek and Latin churches, which sentiment appeared part
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• Johann Baptist Von Hirscher
  ...the 19th century. At the beginning of his literary career he was a zealous advocate of liberal reforms within his Church; subsequently he gradually became, wit
  5 KB (712 words) - 10:44, 15 October 2021
• Holy Ghost
  ...ise to the standing form of triple benediction used by the [[Jewish]] high priest. The very important fact, that, in the vision of Isaiah, the Lord of hosts, ...The Holy Spirit is here called '''''Παράκλητος''''' '','' not ''Comforter, Advocate,'' nor merely ''Teacher,'' as Ernesti renders it, but ''Helper, Assistant,
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• Jansen(Ius) Cornelius
  ...quently archbishop of Paris and finally a cardinal, who was then a zealous advocate of the Jansenistic doctrines, had even taken the work under his special pro
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• Henry Martyn
  ...he created great interest by the religious discussions which, as the sole advocate of the Christian faith, he carried on in the crowded conclaves of Mollahs a
  8 KB (1,261 words) - 11:11, 15 October 2021
• William Hodge Mill
  ...ining chaplain to archbishop Howley, and in 1840 was elected [[Christian]] advocate in the University of Cambridge. In 1843 he was presented to the living of B
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• Charles Forbes Rene Montalembert Comte De
  ...in the attitude which above all he would have probably most desired of an advocate for the freedom of the press. </p> <p> The remainder of this noble man's li
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• Montanists
  ...e asceticism must have had a far reaching influence even for Tertullian to advocate celibacy on the strength of it, and in his ''Exhortation To Chastity'' he c
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• Nicholas I
  .... 868, pt. i,p. 579: "Since the days. of Gregory I to our time sat no high-priest on the throne of St. Peter to be compared to Nicholas. He tamed kings and t
  8 KB (1,345 words) - 11:24, 15 October 2021
• Georgius Pachymeres
  ...s he was promoted to the important posts of '''''Πρωτέκτικος''''' '','' or advocate-general of the Church of Constantinople, and '''''Δικαιοφύλαξ'''
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• Reginald Pole
  ...a later scene he makes bishop Gardiner (q.v.) the persecutor, and Pole the advocate and friend of the heretic: </p> <p> "Indeed, I cannot follow with your grac
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• Pasquier Quesnel
  ...had before given; it proceeded entirely from reasons of state. The warmest advocate of the Reflexions was cardinal de [[Noailles]] (q.v.). While still bishop o
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• Modern. Slavery
  ...ent. The "American Abolition Society" was formed in [[Boston]] in 1855, to advocate the view that the national government had the constitutional right to aboli
  13 KB (2,173 words) - 17:10, 15 October 2021
• Titus Strong
  ...ermons: '''''—''''' Poems: '''''—''''' and contributed to the [[Gospel]] [[Advocate]] and other periodicals. See Sprague, Annals of the Amer. Pulpit, 5, 575. <
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• Forensic Trial
  ...we observe </p> <p> '''(a)''' the employment by the plaintiffs of a Roman advocate to plead in Latin, (See [[Orator]]); </p> <p> '''(b)''' the postponement (
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