An Essay on the Welsh Saints Or the Primitive Christians, Usually Considered to Have Been the Founders of the Churches in Wales |
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The information to be derived respecting the Britons of the fifth and two following centuries may , therefore , be divided into the bardic and the legendary . The latter kind , which was preserved by the monks or clergy , was written ...
The information to be derived respecting the Britons of the fifth and two following centuries may , therefore , be divided into the bardic and the legendary . The latter kind , which was preserved by the monks or clergy , was written ...
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Synod at Llanddewi Brefi respecting the Pelagian Heresy 191 The Heresy refuted by St. David , who is elected Archbishop of Caerleon 192 Death of St. Dubricius Relics not worshipped by the Primitive CONTENTS . 7.
Synod at Llanddewi Brefi respecting the Pelagian Heresy 191 The Heresy refuted by St. David , who is elected Archbishop of Caerleon 192 Death of St. Dubricius Relics not worshipped by the Primitive CONTENTS . 7.
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288 Refusal of the Britons to submit to the Pope Alleged Reply of Dunawd to St. Augustin 289 Silence of Bede respecting an Archbishoprick in Wales . 291 Commissions received by St. Augustin from Pope Gregory 291 Seven Bishops of the ...
288 Refusal of the Britons to submit to the Pope Alleged Reply of Dunawd to St. Augustin 289 Silence of Bede respecting an Archbishoprick in Wales . 291 Commissions received by St. Augustin from Pope Gregory 291 Seven Bishops of the ...
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In treating of the Saints , it is intended to give such notices of cells , and oratories , as may be supplied from the vague information which remains respecting them . If there were any small chapels of this description in ancient ...
In treating of the Saints , it is intended to give such notices of cells , and oratories , as may be supplied from the vague information which remains respecting them . If there were any small chapels of this description in ancient ...
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That they were men of holy lives is recorded in all the scanty accounts which remain respecting them ; and it is evident that many of them made a formal profession of religion according to the system of Monachism prevalent in the early ...
That they were men of holy lives is recorded in all the scanty accounts which remain respecting them ; and it is evident that many of them made a formal profession of religion according to the system of Monachism prevalent in the early ...
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| Naslov | An Essay on the Welsh Saints Or the Primitive Christians, Usually Considered to Have Been the Founders of the Churches in Wales |
| Avtor | Rice Rees |
| Založnik | Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman, 1836 |
| Vir izvirnika | Univerza Illinois (Urbana in Champaign) |
| Pretvorjeno v digitalni zapis | 8 feb 2016 |
| Dolžina | 358 strani |
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