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The continuity of the Church of England before & after its reformation in the sixteenth century,
Editore: London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1913., 1913
VG orig. green cloth, front edges stained. Text clean & unmarked. xvii, 112 p.; 22 cm. [First printed in 1912] [title continues] being a course of four lectures delivered at S. Petersburg in the official residence of the Chief Procurator of the Holy Synod to audiences consisting for the most part of members of the Orthodox Church of Russia. 3rd impression edition. Binding is Hardcover.
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Hardcover. viii, [1], 251 p.; 22 cm. Contents: I. The grace of orders and apostolic succession -- II. Assistant bishops and co-consecrators -- III. Careless baptisms and the validity of ordinations -- IV. The bull Apostolicae Curae [1896] -- V. The spiritual jurisdiction of bishops -- VI. The Canterbury patriarchate -- VII. The relation of religious to their bishops -- Index. Fair ex-lib. midnight blue cloth, 10 cm. torn from lower joint.
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The primitive saints and the See of Rome. With an introduction by Edward [King], Lord Bishop of Lincoln.
Editore: London: 1900., Longmans, Green, and Co.,, 1900
Hardcover. 3rd enlarged. xxxv, 568 p.; 23 cm. Lectures vii-xi and several of the appendices added to this edition. [First printed in 1893] Contents: Introductions (1900, 1893) by the Bishop of Lincoln -- Prefaces -- Part I. Popes have no divinely given primacy of jurisdiction: i-ii. See of Rome in the first three centuries I-II (appendix A. Excommunication of Cyprian, B. Cyprian's words used by ultramontanes); iii.Relation of S.Peter to apostolic college and to the church (C. On "Feed My lambs"); iv. Growth of papal power from the peace ofthe church to end of pontificate of Damasus (D. Did Chalcedon blame Dioscorus, did Hosius preside at Nicaea as papal legate?; E. Canons of Sardica and Eastern Church); v. Growth of papal power during the sixty years which followed the death of Damasus (F. Genuineness of Letter Optaremus ca. 426 to Celestine) -- Part II. Communion with the Roman See is not a necessary condition of membership inthe Catholic church: vi. Unity of the church; vii-xi. Relation of Church of Antioch to Church of Rome in fourth century I-V (G. Sozomen's acct of Liberius' fall; H. How the Constantinopolitan Council of 381 was recognized; I. Chrysostom's view of Peter's position on election of Matthias); xii. Acacian troubles (J. Breach of communion between East and West; K. 350 martyrs of Syria Secunda; L. Oriental bishops admitted to communion of Hormisdas; M. Principle of development -- Excursus I. Date of Roman council which petitioned Gratian on trial of bishops; II. Facts & dates on Maximus the Cynic in North Italy, which corroborate that a council of province of Milan was held in May 381 -- Chronological table of ecclesiastical events 381-382; Table of councils referred to; List of Bishops of Rome during first six centuries -- Index. Fair maroon cloth, joints and spine ends torn. Marginal penc.
