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  • ...ceive it back (in 1213) only as a fief of Rome. Deciding at first for Otho IV, the Guelph, against the Hohenstauffen Philip, in Germany, Innocent subsequ
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  • ...d the Pelagians, especially toward Julian ( <i> de Promiss. Dei </i> , pt. iv. c. 6 in <i> Patr. Lat. </i> li. 843). We hear no more of Julian until his
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  • ...ii.; <i> de Divisione; de Definitione; de Differentiis Topicis libri </i> iv.; <i> in Topica Ciceronis libri </i> vi.; <i> Elenchorum Sophisticorum libr
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  • ...egri, the name of the angel who shuts the monster’s month in <i> Vis. </i> iv. 2, is a word derived from the [[Hebrew]] verb in &nbsp;Daniel 6:22 ‘ <i>
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  • ...ot afford sufficient ground for challenging its historic credibility. </p> IV. Authorship. <p> Restricting attention to evidence from Nu itself, it may b ...y have amply experienced that without God they can do nothing. </p> <p> '''IV.''' [[Commentaries]] . '''''—''''' The exegetical helps on the entire boo
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  • ...(Jos. [Note: Josephus.] <em> Ant </em> . [[Ix.]] xiv. 2) that Shalmaneser iv. (727 722) overran PhÅ“nicia and unsuccessfully besieged Tyre for five y
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  • ...e work of Cencius himself, but of some anterior writer. The life of Adrian IV was written by his relative, cardinal Boso, from materials furnished by him
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  • ...n, in <i> Realencyklopädie für protestantische Theologie und Kirche </i> 3 iv. [1898] and ‘Clement of Rome,’ in Schaff-Herzog[Note: chaff-Herzog The
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  • ...dom of the righteous (&nbsp; 2 Maccabees 7:36,38; compare 4Macc 17:22; see IV, 4, (3), below). </p> <p> (7) The angelology of 2 Maccabees forms a promine
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  • ...]] number of important notes are contained in Cramer's <i> Catena, </i> t. iv. (1844), on the following passages: 1:1, 10; 2:8, 16, 27; 3:2, 4, 9, 13, 19
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  • ...ism until he had agreed to separate from his wife ( <i> ib. </i> i. 29 and iv. 10). This probably explains the statement of Epiphanius that the Marcionit
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  • ...in a state of tile deepest depression. But his son mad successor, Wadisla IV, was a person of many different character, and so opposed to the Jesuits th
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  • ...he Inquisition, and to deprive it of the right of sequestration. But John' IV found too strong an opposition in the priesthood, especially in the ever-pl <p> An ecclesiastical tribunal established in 1248 under Pope Innocent IV., and set up successively in Italy, Spain, Germany, and the S. of France, f
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  • ...dinals [[Otho]] and Othobon, legates from Pope Gregory IX and Pope Clement IV, in the reign of king Henry III, about the years 1220 and 1268. The provinc
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  • ...erb (C. Clemen, <i> op. cit. </i> , p. 134; <i> Encyclopaedia Biblica </i> iv. 5090 n.[Note: . note.]). Considerable uncertainty attaches to the language ...e son of Gamaliel, who lived in the apostolic age (Josephus, <i> Bj </i> , IV, iii, 9). According to another passage ( <i> ''''' Ta‛ănı̄th ''''' </i
    103 KB (16,680 words) - 07:51, 15 October 2021
  • ...rt, <i> Commentary on Apocalypse </i> ; Alford, <i> Greek Testament </i> , IV, "The Revelation"; S. Davidson, <i> Introduction to the New Testament </i>
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  • ...e la question si une Femine a ete assise au [[Siege]] Papal entre [[Leon]] IV et Benoit III (Amsterdam, 1649). He was followed on the same side by [[Leib
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  • ...gainst fire. Of these the first alone deserves any attention. </p> <p> '''(IV.)''' The Jewish traditions, which may be divided into three classes: </p> < ...Fate, he would hardly escape censure for his ambition and disloyalty. </p> IV. David in Exile <p> 1. David as Outlaw </p> <p> From the moment of his flig
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  • ...given by Garnier ( <i> Auctarium, ib. </i> t. v. pp. 71 seq.). </p> <p> [[Iv.]] <i> Historical </i> .—This class contains two works of very diffe
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  • ...y Hadrian II to the fathers of the eighth General Council (Constantinople, IV), and subscribed by them.] </p> <p> So, too, the Greeks, with the approval ...urch, and is based on an interpretation of Matt. xvi. 18, xxviii. 19; Eph. iv. 11-16, and other passages. It is held that the Church is incapable of embr
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