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... same day , were Eugenius marked by the depofition of Eugenius at Bafil ; depofed at and , at Florence , by his re - union of the Greeks and Latins . In the former fynod ( which he ftyled indeed an assembly of dæmons ) , the pope was ...
... same day , were Eugenius marked by the depofition of Eugenius at Bafil ; depofed at and , at Florence , by his re - union of the Greeks and Latins . In the former fynod ( which he ftyled indeed an assembly of dæmons ) , the pope was ...
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... same spirit was adverse to concord and obedience : a poor country and a limited monarch are incapable of maintaining a standing force ; and the loofe bodies of Polish and Hungarian horfe were not armed with the fentiments and weapons ...
... same spirit was adverse to concord and obedience : a poor country and a limited monarch are incapable of maintaining a standing force ; and the loofe bodies of Polish and Hungarian horfe were not armed with the fentiments and weapons ...
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