...from the Greek and Latin churches. In the beginning of the thirteenth century, their primate refided on the confines of Bulgaria, Croatia, and Dalmatia,...vicars the filial congregations of Italy and France. At the clofe of the feventeenth century the fect ftill inhabited the vallies of Mount Haemus, tormented...

...from the Greek and Latin churches. In the beginning of the thirteenth century, their primate refided on the confines of Bulgaria, Croatia, and Dalmatia,...vicars the filial congregations of Italy and France. At the clofe of the feventeenth century, the feel: ftill inhabited the vallies of Mount Hffi-< mus,...

...laws. In the beginning of the thirteenth century, their pope or primate (a manifefl corruption) refided on the confines of Bulgaria, Croatia, and Dalmatia,...vicars, the filial congregations of Italy and France (26). From that asra, a minute fcrutiny might prolong and perpetuate the chain of tradition. At the...

...religious laws. In the beginning of the thirteenth century, their pope or primate (a manifest corruption) resided on the confines of Bulgaria, Croatia, and...his vicars, the filial congregations of Italy and France.2* From that aera, a minute scrutiny might prolong and perpetuate the chain of tradition. At...

...century, their pope or primate (a manifest corruption) resided on the confines of Bulgaria, Croati, and Dalmatia, and governed, by his vicars, the filial congregations of Italy and France.' From that era, a minute scrutiny might prolong and perpetuate the chain of tradition.^ At the end of...

...religious laws. In the beginning of the thirteenth century, their pope or primate (a manifest corruption) resided on the confines of Bulgaria, Croatia, and Dalmatia, and governed, by his * The Alexiad of Anna Comnena (L vp 131. 1. vi. p. 154, 155. 1. xiv. p. 450—457. with the annotations...

...the beginning of the thirteenth century their pope, or primate (a manifest corruption), resided in the confines of Bulgaria, Croatia, and Dalmatia, and...governed by his vicars the filial congregations of France and Italy'." Having advanced thus far • 1 It may be proved, by reference to the canons of...

...of refuting. their pope or primate (a manifest corruption) resided on the confines of Bui» garia, Croatia, and Dalmatia, and governed, by his vicars, the filial congregations of Italy and France.(26) From that era, a minute scrutiny might prolong and perpetuate the chain of tradition. At...

...to dissent both from the Greek and Latin Churches. In the beginning of the thirteenth century their primate resided on the confines of Bulgaria, Croatia,...vicars the filial congregations of Italy and France. At the close of the seventeenth century, the sect still inhabited the valleys of Mount Haemus, tormented...

...Thrace they passed into Italy. In the begin* Dollinger's History of the Church, vol. iii. p. 42. ning of the thirteenth century, their pope, or primate,...vicars the filial congregations of Italy and France. Mosheim writes, — " It is difficult to fix the precise period of time when the Paulicians began to...