The Life & Times of Master Jan Hus |
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Thus the celibacy of the clergy was introduced into Bohemia later than into most
countries , and it seems probable — though this is a most controversial matter —
that communion in the two kinds continued to be customary there up to a late ...
Thus the celibacy of the clergy was introduced into Bohemia later than into most
countries , and it seems probable — though this is a most controversial matter —
that communion in the two kinds continued to be customary there up to a late ...
Strana 1
... clergy . Claims such as that of receiving communion more frequently , and of
partaking of the sacrament in the two kinds — a favour not granted to laymen —
were constantly brought forward by the priests , particularly in Bohemia .
... clergy . Claims such as that of receiving communion more frequently , and of
partaking of the sacrament in the two kinds — a favour not granted to laymen —
were constantly brought forward by the priests , particularly in Bohemia .
Strana 2
The ideal object of all mediæval opponents of the Church of Rome was a return
to the simplicity of the primitive church , and the poverty of the clergy which that
return was considered to imply . All those who , in mediæval times , wished to ...
The ideal object of all mediæval opponents of the Church of Rome was a return
to the simplicity of the primitive church , and the poverty of the clergy which that
return was considered to imply . All those who , in mediæval times , wished to ...
Strana 6
The answer is : Because of the extreme power which , since the donation of
Constantine , the church has acquired , and because of the interference of the
clergy in temporal matters . This leads to the second part , which is far more
important ...
The answer is : Because of the extreme power which , since the donation of
Constantine , the church has acquired , and because of the interference of the
clergy in temporal matters . This leads to the second part , which is far more
important ...
Strana 7
Marsiglio then expresses disapproval of the exemption of the clergy from
temporal jurisdiction , a rule that then and for many years afterwards was
universally accepted . He next denies the power of the popes to inflict temporal
punishment on ...
Marsiglio then expresses disapproval of the exemption of the clergy from
temporal jurisdiction , a rule that then and for many years afterwards was
universally accepted . He next denies the power of the popes to inflict temporal
punishment on ...
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Bibliografické informácie
| Názov | The Life & Times of Master Jan Hus |
| Autor | Francis Lützow (hrabě) |
| Vydavateľ | J. M. Dent, 1921 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Ohájska štátna univerzita |
| Digitalizované | 17. jan. 2014 |
| Dĺžka | 372 strán (strany) |
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