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 1 Intro      |      party. Doctrine, ethics, history, politics, economics, all
 2   1  (13)  |    See LEA, Studies in Church History, 169-219 and Prot. Realencyk.,
 3   2  (11)  |        note I. Early in their history, which dates from the beginning
 4   2        | hitherto been said is ancient history and an every-day occurrence
 5   2        |    that is the truth, and all history shows it. The pope never
 6 Prop1  (17)|     effective. See CREIGHTON, History of the Papacy, V, 266. ~~
 7 Prop1  (44)|      an important part in the history of the stormy times which
 8 Prop1  (45)|   1527). See Cambridge Modern History, I, 104-143; 219-252, and
 9 Prop1  (64)|     dated 385. See H. C. LEA, History of Sacerdotal Celibacy,
10 Prop2      | German nation, praised in all history for its nobility, its constancy
11 Prop2  (48)|  France. See Cambridge Modern History, I, pp. 130 ff., and literature
12 Prop3      |  mathematical disciplines and history. But all this I give over
13 Prop3      |   happened in all the world's history that he who consecrated
14 Prop3  (22)|       See Cambridge Mediaeval History, I (1911), pp. 244 f. ~