Errata
Page 55, line 11. For ‘mºcºcºx,’ read ‘mºccºx.’
Page 81, note 1. For ‘The term had not been previously used in theology,’ read ‘The term seems not to have been previously used in pure theology.’
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FROM THE EARLIEST CHRISTIAN TIMES TO THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
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