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Strana xxxix
This the Greek version clearly points out ; for in the same passage where we
have the words , that you may be saved , the Greek text has the word babnte
which refers properly to the health of the body . CHAP . III . CONFESSION
PROVED ...
This the Greek version clearly points out ; for in the same passage where we
have the words , that you may be saved , the Greek text has the word babnte
which refers properly to the health of the body . CHAP . III . CONFESSION
PROVED ...
Strana lxxii
For I would fain ask of these able chronologists whether it was before or after the
Council of Lateran , that the Greek ... a union was agreed upon by both churches
, and a decree drawn up containing all those points which the Greeks had ...
For I would fain ask of these able chronologists whether it was before or after the
Council of Lateran , that the Greek ... a union was agreed upon by both churches
, and a decree drawn up containing all those points which the Greeks had ...
Strana lxxiv
Tlie Greeks of Venice and all other Greeks , " says . Bishop Forbes , Consid .
Mudrst . de Sacr . Eucb . p . 422 , " adore Christ in the eucharist , and who dare
either impeach or condemn all these christi uns of idolatry . ” " When the
sacrament is ...
Tlie Greeks of Venice and all other Greeks , " says . Bishop Forbes , Consid .
Mudrst . de Sacr . Eucb . p . 422 , " adore Christ in the eucharist , and who dare
either impeach or condemn all these christi uns of idolatry . ” " When the
sacrament is ...
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