Capitula

The pope, in response, sent him a series of "Capitula", i.e. propositions or decrees drawn almost in their entirety from the works of St. Augustine and the

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These "Capitula" became the basis of the twenty-five issued by the Synod of Orange, and these in turn were freely used by the Council of Trent in its condemnation of

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In the demonstration which follows the "Capitula" the fathers also reject the doctrine of predestination to evil and declare salvation within the reach of all baptized.

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The "Capitula" were read and approved at the Council of Braga (572).

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"Capitula", under the name of Angilramnus, Bishop of Metz.

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The subjects of the "Capitula" are thus logically grouped by

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It also contains St. Jerome's Epistle to Pope Damasus, his Prefaces, the Eusebian Canons, arguments of each Gospel, and "Capitula", or headings of the lessons.

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+ (b) seventeen merely declaratory propositions (both of these classes are known as "Capitula");

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a ser5ies of "Capitula", regarding grace and free will, compiled from

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The first to open the chapter6 of war was Sahim, who crave his destrier between the two lines and played with swords and spears and turned over all the Capitula of combat till men of choicest wits were confounded.

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