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In the tenth century we reach the beginning of a third stage in the use of the ecclesiastical ceremony . The nuptials still constitute two distinct acts . The first is the gifta " proper according to the usual temporal form .
In the tenth century we reach the beginning of a third stage in the use of the ecclesiastical ceremony . The nuptials still constitute two distinct acts . The first is the gifta " proper according to the usual temporal form .
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A century before Voltaire's Essai , ' Bossuet had written a Discours sur l'Histoire Universelle , ' a supreme example of the historical hobby - horse , for which Voltaire was not slow to chivy him . The illustrious Bossuet seems to have ...
A century before Voltaire's Essai , ' Bossuet had written a Discours sur l'Histoire Universelle , ' a supreme example of the historical hobby - horse , for which Voltaire was not slow to chivy him . The illustrious Bossuet seems to have ...
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It hardly seems to have been realised how readily the analogy of a picture rather than a story sprang into the eighteenth - century historian's mind when he thought of his own task . My object , ' declares Voltaire , ' is to depict to ...
It hardly seems to have been realised how readily the analogy of a picture rather than a story sprang into the eighteenth - century historian's mind when he thought of his own task . My object , ' declares Voltaire , ' is to depict to ...
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