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claims of 7ea99ed1b6714702bd5343b786c98bee the prereformation popes, as an historian he prefers them to their adversaries. The members of the Council of Pisa are renegades and
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canonical conception of the plenitude of the papal power.” The character of Pius III. “stood high in all men’s estimation, though he was the father of DUJSUP
a large family of<B>children.” Mr. Creighton insists on the WJSSAWHUS liberality of the popes, not only at the time of</B>which he treats, but generally. “Fanaticism
had no place in Rome, nor did the papal court trouble itself about trifles. it allowed hi thought beyond the extremest limits of ecclesiastical CHEQ
prudence. The Papacy<i>in the Middle Ages always showed a tolerant spirit in matters of opinion. We cannot think that CBMHNQ Roman inquisitors were likely to</i>
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