 Greek it appears, first, that no «mßrmation was given, at Nicea, to the usage of the Church of Rome: that, on the contrary, the usage of Alexandria was confirmed, because it had the authority of Roman usage. Secondly, it is equally plain, that no boundaries...  Letters on Church Government - Sayfa 267James Bernard Clinch tarafından - 1812 - 722 sayfaTam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | John England - 1849 - 520 sayfa
...out between his fourth and seventh canons. " From the Greek it appears, first, that no «mßrmation was given, at Nicea, to the usage of the Church of...confirmed, because it had the authority of Roman usage. Secondly, it is equally plain, that no boundaries are either marked, or alluded to, within which the... | |
 | Francis Patrick Kenrick - 1855 - 470 sayfa
...p. 432. '-. Apol. ii. Athanas. II Church Goverument, p. 1S8. See also Theodoret Hist. 1. 1. e. ix. Nicea to the usage of the Church of Rome : that on...confirmed, because it had the authority of Roman usage. Secondly, it is equally plain, that no boundaries are either marked, or alluded to, within which the... | |
 | Francis Patrick Kenrick - 1855 - 458 sayfa
...p. 432. *. Apol. ii. Athanas. || Church Government, p. 188. See also Theodoret Hist. lic ix. Nicca to the usage of the Church of Rome : that on the contrary,...confirmed, because it had the authority of Roman usage. Secondly, it is equally plain, that no boundaries are either marked, or alluded to, within which the... | |
 | Charles F B. Allnatt - 1883 - 190 sayfa
...by some Anglican and Protestant writers, that the Council confirmed the usage of the Church of Rome. On the contrary, the usage of Alexandria was confirmed because it had the authority of the Roman usage. See Jungmann, p. 450. 1 Professor JUNGMANN says : — "Videtur dicendum, concilium... | |
 | John England - 1908 - 538 sayfa
...Greek it appears, first that no confirmation was given, at Nicea, to the usage of the Church of Borne: that, on the contrary, the usage of Alexandria was confirmed, because it had the authority of Boman usage. Secondly, it is equally plain, that no boundaries are either marked, or alluded to, within... | |
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