Meanings of mediaeval church in English

They fed the imagination of the mediaeval church.

In the next, in C, we find, besides the curious content, a mixture of tonalities-Lydianand mediaeval church modes.

When the Renaissance revolted against the teachings of the mediaeval church, the disposition to return to nature was insolently strong.

The spirit of the mediaeval church, too, encouraged charitable giving in the main "as a species of fire insurance."

Heaven knows, we have all too few examples of intact mediaeval church-building of such high quality that we can afford such devastation.

And besides political, social, and local influences direct musical ones-themediaeval church music, eastern secular music, &c.-haveto be taken into account.

It is now the longest mediaeval church not only in England, but in Europe, though once it was surpassed by old St Paul's.

The prohibited degrees were, of course, different from those established by the mediaeval church, and brother weds brother's widow in good archaic fashion.

But what hardly admits of debate is the misconception which the mediaeval church's doctrine involved as to some of the cardinal facts of life.

The mediaeval church fathers endeavored for centuries to enforce the doctrine that men should be as pure as women, with what success, every one knows.

Saintship belonged to the mediæval Church; the heroism of religion has died with it.

All intelligent Protestants admit the good done in this way by the mediæval church.

The right spirit in which to regard the Mediaeval Church.

The candlesticks on sides of crusader, used in mediaeval churches, the light of understanding.

Excommunication was as much dreaded as in the Mediaeval church.

From Christianity, from the Roman Empire, from the mediaeval Church, or the French Revolution.