The Lives and times of the Roman Pontiffs from St. Peter to Pius IX (1866) (14592187470)

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Title: The Lives and times of the Roman Pontiffs from St. Peter to Pius IX

Year: 1866 (1860s)

Authors: Artaud de Montor, Alexis Francois, 1772-1849 Neligan, William Hayes, d. 1886

Subjects: Catholic Church Papacy

Publisher: New York : Sadlier

Contributing Library: PIMS - University of Toronto

Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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he newly fortified port of Civita Veccliia, with galleys. Facing theport are the antemurals begxm by Trajan. Right and left, the bees of the Barberini. Struck onthe completion of the works. Bes, masculine, signifies profit, advantage, utility. Terence thususes it. 15. Ornato bs. PETRI ET PAVLi SEPVLCTio. The high altar of Saint Peters, -with its twistedbronze colvrams. 16. Mater misericord, savon.^. The Virgin, crowned and with the glory, appears to akneeling peasant. IT. MoNAST. iNCAKNATTONis lESV CHKiSTi. Three stars, surrounded by a framing of leavesin the form of a heart; the letters T. C. F. E. Struck at the dedication of the church of the Incar-nation, on the Quirinal, by Urban, and belonging to the Carmelite nuns, living under the ruleof Saint Teresa. 18. AvcTA AD metavbvm ditione. In the exergue: Roma. Urban carried his frontier tothe Metauro, which bounds the duchy of Urbino. In a crown of flowers, Pallas, or Rome, seated * Novaes. vol. ix.. p. 317. f Feller, vol. v., p. 683.

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C- Caliz ISABETH OF HUNGARY: URBAN VIII. 71 moderation and pnidence of Urban were especially remarkable in the affairof Galileo the philosopher, -whose dogmatizing temper ho restrained in-deed, but without at all interfering with his opinion as an astronomicalhypothesis. GaUleo himself lauds the goodness of Urbans treatment ofhim, in which Urban imitated the conduct of Paul V. and lielmeted, holding in her right hand the spear, and in the left the model of the cathedralchurcli of Castro Durante, founded by the pope in that duchy. This church, like Saint Peters,has a great dome and two lateral domes. 19. JSdes BrBiAN.<E RESTiTVT^ ET ORN. lu the excrguc: RoM.\. The faijade of the church,with three doors. 20. Secvritas pvrlioa. Fort Urban, built near Bologna. Saint Petronius, the patron ofBologna, in the clouds, holding in his right hand the model of that city, and in the other handthe cross. 21. .^DE EXORNATA FACIE RESTiTVTA. MDCXXXVi. The ancient chnrch of Saint Anastasia,built by S

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