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The testimony of the catacombs and of other monuments of Christian art : from the second to the eighteenth century, concerning questions of doctrine now disupted in the Church (1870)

Marriott, Wharton Booth, 1823-1871 · London : Hatchards · leaf 72

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CVS Q. paries) IIS SPLENDET PICTA DECORE LEOPONTIFEX HANC STVDVIT PRESBYTER ECCLESIAM FIERI. In the photograph (published at Rome) which we our-selves have reproduced, the abbreviated inscription isss. DOM. LEO QRS. PP. ROM. {i. e. Sanctissimus Dominus LeoQuartus Papa Romanus). If Mr. Parkers date… … - tL < il THE ASSUMPTION. 55 And thus we find that this picture of the Assumption,appealed to with such confidence, by Roman controver-siaHsts, as an evidence of all but Apostolic antiquity for thedoctrine in question, proves nothing more than that (at theearliest) after a lapse of 800 years,…

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