The Life and Pontificate of Leo the Tenth, Volume 2G. Bell, 1885 |
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... church , to the exclusion of the duke of Urbino , to which he added a monthly salary of four hundred and eight ducats , whilst a separate revenue of three hundred ducats per month was granted to the bride for her own use , although , in ...
... church , to the exclusion of the duke of Urbino , to which he added a monthly salary of four hundred and eight ducats , whilst a separate revenue of three hundred ducats per month was granted to the bride for her own use , although , in ...
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... church , the refusal of which he conceived would afford him a sufficient apology for joining the cause of the allies . At other times he is said to have made propositions , couched in such ambiguous terms , as , when assented to ...
... church , the refusal of which he conceived would afford him a sufficient apology for joining the cause of the allies . At other times he is said to have made propositions , couched in such ambiguous terms , as , when assented to ...
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... church . Next appeared the cardinals , according to their distinctions of deacous , priests , and bishops , who were ... church of S. Maria del Fiore , the pope frequently stopping to observe the inscriptions and trophies which appeared ...
... church . Next appeared the cardinals , according to their distinctions of deacous , priests , and bishops , who were ... church of S. Maria del Fiore , the pope frequently stopping to observe the inscriptions and trophies which appeared ...
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... church of the Annunciata , where , having some doubts whether he should unveil the celebrated image of the Virgin , he consulted the cardinals present on this important question , by whose advice the veil was drawn aside at three short ...
... church of the Annunciata , where , having some doubts whether he should unveil the celebrated image of the Virgin , he consulted the cardinals present on this important question , by whose advice the veil was drawn aside at three short ...
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... church . Pretensions of this nature are on record as early as the reign of S. Louis , and are probably of still greater antiquity ; but in the year 1438 , the council of Basil , then acting in direct opposition to Eugenius IV . , who ...
... church . Pretensions of this nature are on record as early as the reign of S. Louis , and are probably of still greater antiquity ; but in the year 1438 , the council of Basil , then acting in direct opposition to Eugenius IV . , who ...
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Page 467 - Freely they stood who stood, and fell who fell. Not free, what proof could they have given sincere Of true allegiance, constant faith, or love, Where only what they needs must do appear'd, Not what they would ? what praise could they receive ? What pleasure I from such obedience paid ? When will and reason, reason also is choice, Useless and vain, of freedom both despoil'd, Made passive both, had served necessity, Not me?