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L'Église orientale; exposé historique de sa séparation et de sa reúnion avec celle de Rome. Accord perpétuel de ces deux églises dans les dogmes de la foi. La continuation de leur union. L'apostasie du clergé de Constantinople de l'Église de Rome, sa violation des institutions de l'Église orientale, et ses vexations contre les chrétiens de ce rite. Seuls moyens praticables pour rétablir l'ordre dans l'Église orientale, et arriver par là à l'union générale et à la restauration sociale de tous les chrétiens. Par Jacques G. Pitzipios.

Main Author:	Pitzipios, Iakōbos Geōrgios, 1802-1876.
Language(s):	Italian
Published:	Rome, Impr. de la Propagande, 1855.
Subjects:	Orthodox Eastern Church > Relations > Catholic Church. Catholic Church > Relations > Orthodox Eastern Church.
Note:	In 4 pts. : pts. 2-3 have one t.p. and are paged continuously.
Physical Description:	3 v. in 1. 25 cm.
Original Format:	Book
Original Classification Number:	BX323 .P5
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