Mosheim's Institutes of Ecclesiastical History, Ancient and ModernW. Tegg, 1867 - 904 |
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Kluczowe wyrazy i wyrażenia
Acta Sanctor afterwards Alexandria ancient Antioch apostles Arians ascribed Augustine authority Biblioth bishop of Rome called canons century chap Charlemagne Chris Christ Christian church Christians Concilia Constantine Constantinople controversy council deacons death disciples Diss divine doctrines Donatists Eccles ecclesiastical edition Egypt emperor epistles Eusebius extant Fabricius fathers flourished A.D. Gaul Gnostics Gospel Greek Gregory Harduin heretics Hist holy honour Irenæus Jerome Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews Justin Martyr Ketzer king Kirchengesch Latin laws learned lived Lond Manichæans Martyr miracles monastery monks Monophysites Mosheim nations Nestorians Nestorius numerous opinions oriental Origen origin pagan Paris Patr patriarch Paul persecution persons philosophy piety pope presbyter priests provinces published reign religion religious respecting rites Roman pontiff sacred Saviour Schl Scriptures sect soul Sozomen Sulpitius Severus supposed Syria Tertullian Theodoret tians tion translation ubi supra Vita Walch worship writers wrote
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