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... Irish Church must be the intruder , and not the disciples of the Church of Rome . Coleridge and the High Vol . 110.-No. 219 . Churchmen D Churchmen deduce their conclusion from the pre - existent idea Thomas De Quincey . 33.
... Rome . It was the imperialism of Constantinople , and the connexion of the Church with the Byzantine state , that ruined the Christianity of the East . And Rome and the East are made to serve as types of modern France . There is , for ...
... Rome is due to St. Atha- nasius , who , in one of his many exiles from his see , arrived there with a train of Egyptian monks . The appearance and manners of his companions excited a great sensation , and within a few years monachism ...
... Rome ; then again , against the Pelagians , who claimed for human freedom the right to dispense with God ; lastly , and always , against the remains of paganism , which struggled in Africa with the old Carthaginian obstinacy against the ...