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- well as organising conferences on the topic. Bohdan Chernyukh, writing in Censurae Librorum, praised the "meticulous analysis and description of the inscriptions"...
- Jesuitarum Brevis ac Nervosa Descriptio et Delineatio: Ex Præcipuis Capitibus Censuræ ipsorum, quæ Anno MDLX. Coloniæ edita est [A Brief and Bold Description...
- made by Thomas Wilkinson of Great Houghton in 1801. The Harmonia, Examen Censurae, Defensio, and Judicium formed part of the Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology...
- categories, ratione peccati (the nature of the sin itself) and ratione censuræ (the nature of the penalty attached). Catholicism portal Christianity portal...
- (today: Rožňava) from December 17, 1780, until his death. Appendix subnexa censurae testamentis demonstrationis trium propositionum de poenali transitu ex...
- corriguntur & restaurantur. Accesserunt auctuaria, in antidotaria vulgata censurae beneuolae, & Dilucidae simplicium medicamentorum explicationes, Aduersariorumque...
- books. Writing under the name of Richard Antonius, he composed "Defensio Censurae Sacrae Facultatis Parisiensis – seu Dis****tio Theologica de libero arbitrio"...
- November 1692. Warner was the author of several works, including: Vindiciae censurae Duacenae, seu con****atio scripti cujusdam Thomae Albii contra latum a S...
- criticised his De Tribus and in 1636 Charamonti published a re****ation, Examen censurae Gloriosi, to which Glorioso replied the following year Castigatio examinis...
- libri XX. Ejusdem in Joan. Mesue simplicia et composita annotationes et censurae ... Adjecto indice Latino & Graeco, utroque copiosissimo (in Latin). Ex...