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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... observed in the Church of Ireland . Thus , for the first time , this distinction was con- ferred in the twelfth century upon Malachy , arch- bishop of Armagh , whose claims upon the gratitude of the Papal See have already been mentioned ...
... observed in the Church of Ireland . Thus , for the first time , this distinction was con- ferred in the twelfth century upon Malachy , arch- bishop of Armagh , whose claims upon the gratitude of the Papal See have already been mentioned ...
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... observe that the image of our blessed Saviour in the cathedral of the Holy Trinity , or Christ Church , Dublin , and that of his virgin mother in the same cathedral , the latter wearing a crown , which was bor- rowed for the purpose of ...
... observe that the image of our blessed Saviour in the cathedral of the Holy Trinity , or Christ Church , Dublin , and that of his virgin mother in the same cathedral , the latter wearing a crown , which was bor- rowed for the purpose of ...
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... observed at the same time to a very great extent and with earnest diligence and zeal . These were undertaken sometimes to the Con- To Rome ; tinent , as in the instance of the Abbot Imar , who in the year 1134 died on a pilgrimage to ...
... observed at the same time to a very great extent and with earnest diligence and zeal . These were undertaken sometimes to the Con- To Rome ; tinent , as in the instance of the Abbot Imar , who in the year 1134 died on a pilgrimage to ...
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... observed throughout his diocese for three days together , and granted indulgences of an hun- dred years to the observers of it ; and he himself went before the clergy in procession to Christ Church , clothed in sackeloth and ashes ...
... observed throughout his diocese for three days together , and granted indulgences of an hun- dred years to the observers of it ; and he himself went before the clergy in procession to Christ Church , clothed in sackeloth and ashes ...
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... observed by Ware's continuator , Harris , to have been " according to the humour of those times , and thought to be of great consequence ; " and which in fact was not con- 37 Paradise Lost . B. iii . v . 478 . 38 WARE'S Bishops , pp ...
... observed by Ware's continuator , Harris , to have been " according to the humour of those times , and thought to be of great consequence ; " and which in fact was not con- 37 Paradise Lost . B. iii . v . 478 . 38 WARE'S Bishops , pp ...
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