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INTERDICT IN 13TH CENTURY C: A Question of Collective Guilt
University and College Libraries of Cambridge Vol 10
God s bounty
God s bounty

By Peter D. Clarke, Tony Claydon

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"Christianity has long sought to learn from nature as a 'book', full of examples to illustrate religious teaching and signs of divine and saintly interventions in human history. Some Christians hav...

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Interdict in the Thirteenth Century
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Supplications From England And Wales In The Registers Of The Apostolic Penitentiary 14101503
Supplications From England And Wales In The Registers Of The Apostolic Penitentiary 14101503

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