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THE SCOTTISH REVIEW . JANUARY , 1895 . THE ART . I. THE CULDEES . Some HERE are few questions so much debated in ecclesiastical history as those of the origin and nature of the Culdees . Their very name is manifold ; for they have been ...
THE SCOTTISH REVIEW . JANUARY , 1895 . THE ART . I. THE CULDEES . Some HERE are few questions so much debated in ecclesiastical history as those of the origin and nature of the Culdees . Their very name is manifold ; for they have been ...
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... Culdees were pious laymen . We have just quoted other authorities who have held that they were religious men and monks , indeed the Editors of the Councils think they were monks of a special and more strict rule , ' § adding that they ...
... Culdees were pious laymen . We have just quoted other authorities who have held that they were religious men and monks , indeed the Editors of the Councils think they were monks of a special and more strict rule , ' § adding that they ...
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... introduce * Milne's Lives of the Bishops of Dunkeld , quoted by Haddan and Stubbs , Vol . II . , Pt . I. , p . 180 . + Brueck History of the Church , Vol . I. , p . 271 . * among his clergy at Canterbury . When in after The Culdees . 3.
... introduce * Milne's Lives of the Bishops of Dunkeld , quoted by Haddan and Stubbs , Vol . II . , Pt . I. , p . 180 . + Brueck History of the Church , Vol . I. , p . 271 . * among his clergy at Canterbury . When in after The Culdees . 3.
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... . 1728 . The Religious State , a digest of the Doctrine of Suarez contained in his treatise , ' de Statu Religionis , ' by Father Humphrey , S.J. This is borne out by modern Church historians . Döllinger 4 The Culdees .
... . 1728 . The Religious State , a digest of the Doctrine of Suarez contained in his treatise , ' de Statu Religionis , ' by Father Humphrey , S.J. This is borne out by modern Church historians . Döllinger 4 The Culdees .
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... and admis- * Ecclesiastical History , translated by the Rev. E. Cox . Vol . II . , p . 270 . + History of the Church , translated by Rev. E. Pruente . 1885 . sion into the clerical state , and he held fast The Culdees . 5.
... and admis- * Ecclesiastical History , translated by the Rev. E. Cox . Vol . II . , p . 270 . + History of the Church , translated by Rev. E. Pruente . 1885 . sion into the clerical state , and he held fast The Culdees . 5.
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