History of the Church of Ireland, from the Reformation to the Revolution: With a Preliminary Survey, from the Papal Usurpation, in the Twelfth Century, to Its Legal Abolition in the Sixteenth |
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... called archbishops and primates out of reverence to St. Patrick , the Apostle of Ireland , whose see was , from the beginning , held in the greatest honour , not only by bishops and priests , but by kings and princes . ' The fact is as ...
... called archbishops and primates out of reverence to St. Patrick , the Apostle of Ireland , whose see was , from the beginning , held in the greatest honour , not only by bishops and priests , but by kings and princes . ' The fact is as ...
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... called to account by King Edward the First , and amerced . A full narration of the charge and the judgment is given by Harris , as a " discovery of the usurpations made on the crown by the aspiring bishops of those days . " And in the ...
... called to account by King Edward the First , and amerced . A full narration of the charge and the judgment is given by Harris , as a " discovery of the usurpations made on the crown by the aspiring bishops of those days . " And in the ...
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... called , which in the ensuing centuries excited the jealous vengeance of the Papal power , that did not show itself in Ireland till long after its first appearance in England , nor even till the era of the Reformation . SECTION III ...
... called , which in the ensuing centuries excited the jealous vengeance of the Papal power , that did not show itself in Ireland till long after its first appearance in England , nor even till the era of the Reformation . SECTION III ...
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... called Sir Philip , was very serviceable , and in familiar talk described to me the house of the White Friars , which some time was in that town : concluding in the end that the last prior thereof , called William , was his natural ...
... called Sir Philip , was very serviceable , and in familiar talk described to me the house of the White Friars , which some time was in that town : concluding in the end that the last prior thereof , called William , was his natural ...
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... called , the Barnardine , being a reformed order of the Bene- dictines , comprised about forty institutions for men , who were likewise known by the appellation of White Monks . There appear to have been only two establishments for nuns ...
... called , the Barnardine , being a reformed order of the Bene- dictines , comprised about forty institutions for men , who were likewise known by the appellation of White Monks . There appear to have been only two establishments for nuns ...
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