Pietas Parisiensis or a short description of the pietie and charitie comonly exercised in Paris. Which represents in short the pious practises of the whole Catholike Church / by Thomas Carre.

  • Miles Pinkney
Date:
1666
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Pietas Parisiensis or a short description of the pietie and charitie comonly exercised in Paris. Which represents in short the pious practises of the whole Catholike Church / by Thomas Carre. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    uerfaries’ without affected’ | malice pretend that the pa- pifts are noufled vp in igno- ]; rance, which with the prou- | de Manicheans they impu- | dently obie& againft them. | -But as the dignitie of preifts } ; and highth of paftorall fun- } |; &ions is as venerable , as } / otherwife dreadfull , and} brings with it according to’ Tértulians profound expref- J: fion’ intolerabilis magnitude , @ waight infupportable to hu-) mane shoulders;and as their’ practices are full of religion} and pietie , fo is their care! as great,as farre as humanly], can be deuifed , to make a hopefull prouifion of younge } priefies to affifte them in] their’ life tyme, and to fuc-
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