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The same historian , in his celebrated description of the Earl of Foix , relates that "
he sayd many orisons every daye : a nocturne of the psalter , matyns of our Lady ,
and the Holy Ghost , and of the crosse , and dirige every day . ” If it be ...
The same historian , in his celebrated description of the Earl of Foix , relates that "
he sayd many orisons every daye : a nocturne of the psalter , matyns of our Lady ,
and the Holy Ghost , and of the crosse , and dirige every day . ” If it be ...
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Surius relates , that Pope Innocent II . having gone to visit the monastery of
Clairvaux , all the monks came out to meet him with St. Bernard , and that the
Pope and all the cardinals were so affected at the sight of that holy congregation ,
that ...
Surius relates , that Pope Innocent II . having gone to visit the monastery of
Clairvaux , all the monks came out to meet him with St. Bernard , and that the
Pope and all the cardinals were so affected at the sight of that holy congregation ,
that ...
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Tancredus Kenelm Henry Digby. was nothing of affectation , or pedantry , or
pretension , in their manner of religion , which would have shocked and
disgusted men . Father Rodriguez relates , that a certain bishop of Spain meeting
St. Ignatius ...
Tancredus Kenelm Henry Digby. was nothing of affectation , or pedantry , or
pretension , in their manner of religion , which would have shocked and
disgusted men . Father Rodriguez relates , that a certain bishop of Spain meeting
St. Ignatius ...
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Froissart relates of the famous Earl of Foix , that “ he gave fyve florins in small
money at his gate to poore folkes , for the love of God . ” How extensive and truly
primitive in its dispensation was the charity of Charlemagne , as stated by
Eginhart !
Froissart relates of the famous Earl of Foix , that “ he gave fyve florins in small
money at his gate to poore folkes , for the love of God . ” How extensive and truly
primitive in its dispensation was the charity of Charlemagne , as stated by
Eginhart !
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The poor and humble peasants did not hold themselves exempt from the
obligation of exercising this virtue as far as their means would enable them . An
English officer relates , that he was overtaken by night and tempest two leagues
from ...
The poor and humble peasants did not hold themselves exempt from the
obligation of exercising this virtue as far as their means would enable them . An
English officer relates , that he was overtaken by night and tempest two leagues
from ...
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | The Broad Stone of Honour Or the True Sense and Practice of Chivalry: Tancredus, Tom 1 The Broad Stone of Honour Or the True Sense and Practice of Chivalry: Tancredus, Kenelm Henry Digby |
| Autor | Kenelm Henry Digby |
| Wydawca | Edward Lumley, 1846 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Harvarda |
| W formie cyfrowej | 25 Maj 2007 |
| Liczba stron | 394 |
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