 ... supreme Pastor of the Churches of the Waldenses. The street was every where no better than a confined lane. At length we stood before the Presbytery of M. Peyrani, for by this name the dwellings of the ministers are known. But in external appearance,...  Italy - Halaman 184oleh Josiah Conder - 1831Tampilan utuh - Tentang buku ini
 | 1826 - 918 halaman
...the Ministers aif known. But in external appearance, how inferior to the most indifferent parsonages in England, or to the humblest manse in Scotland !...not much better calculated to give us an idea of the otitim cumdignitale, which usually appertains to the condition of dignitaries in the church; and had... | |
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...the ministers are known. But in external appearance, how inferior to the most indifferent parsonages in England, or to the humblest Manse in Scotland....the humble cottages by which it •was surrounded." When they entered the house they were informed that the good old man was very ill, but that he would... | |
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...the ministers are known. But in external appearance, how inferior to the most indifferent parsonages in England, or to the humblest manse in Scotland....much better calculated to [give us an idea of the otium cum dignitate, which usually appertains to the condition of dignitaries in the church ; and had... | |
 | William Stephen Gilly - 1825 - 426 halaman
...the ministers are known. But in external appearance, how inferior to the most indifferent parsonages in England, or to the humblest manse in Scotland....not much better calculated to give us an idea of the oiiuin cum dignitate, which usually appertains to the condition of dignitaries in the church; and had... | |
 | 1826 - 600 halaman
...the ministers are known, out in external appearance, how inferior to the most indifferent parsonages in England, or to the humblest manse in Scotland....not much better calculated to give us an idea of the otium cum dignitate which usually appertains to the condition of dignitaries in the church ; and had... | |
 | William Stephen Gilly - 1827 - 462 halaman
...vain did we cast our eyes about, in search of some better-looking corner, in which we might descry an habitation fit for the reception of the supreme Pastor...not much better calculated to give us an idea of the otium cum dignitate, which usually appertains to the condition of dignitaries in the church ; and had... | |
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