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life “ was to make himself or others better ; " by his veneration for saints and
martyrs entitling himself to like veneration ; “ spending eighteen hours out of the
twenty four in useful business , serious study , devout prayers , or heavenly ...
life “ was to make himself or others better ; " by his veneration for saints and
martyrs entitling himself to like veneration ; “ spending eighteen hours out of the
twenty four in useful business , serious study , devout prayers , or heavenly ...
Side xxviii
As I remember , twice a day publicly in the chapel ; and four times more privately
in the house . In the chapel , after the order of the book of common - prayer : in
their house , particular prayers for a private family . I said , if they spent so much ...
As I remember , twice a day publicly in the chapel ; and four times more privately
in the house . In the chapel , after the order of the book of common - prayer : in
their house , particular prayers for a private family . I said , if they spent so much ...
Side xxxi
Look into the frontispiece of all Jesuits ' works , you shall find this stamp and
impress on them ( IH S . ) in the self - same form as here : Look into your Popish
Horaries , Primers , Offices , Prayers , and Devotions : Lo , there a cross , a ( IHS .
) ...
Look into the frontispiece of all Jesuits ' works , you shall find this stamp and
impress on them ( IH S . ) in the self - same form as here : Look into your Popish
Horaries , Primers , Offices , Prayers , and Devotions : Lo , there a cross , a ( IHS .
) ...
Side xxxiii
We being thus placed , the deacon ( for so I must now call him ) with a very loud
and distinct voice , began with the Litany , read divers prayers and collects in the
book of Common - prayer , and Athanasius his creed , and concluded with The ...
We being thus placed , the deacon ( for so I must now call him ) with a very loud
and distinct voice , began with the Litany , read divers prayers and collects in the
book of Common - prayer , and Athanasius his creed , and concluded with The ...
Side xxxiv
... of the church , though there be a sermon and prayers there ) we do not use this
threefold reverence , nor any low bowing , unless in the chancel towards the east
, where an altar or some crucifix is ? - He answered me something of the trinary ...
... of the church , though there be a sermon and prayers there ) we do not use this
threefold reverence , nor any low bowing , unless in the chancel towards the east
, where an altar or some crucifix is ? - He answered me something of the trinary ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Nicholas Ferrar Cambridge in the 17. Century. P.I |
| Forfatter | John Ferrar |
| Utgiver | University Press, 1855 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 1. jul 2010 |
| Lengde | 398 sider |
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