Significados de ecclesiastical law en inglés

But even then, ecclesiastical law and civil law were never quite one.

It was a period of great rigor in ecclesiastical law, especially among the Spaniards.

The second kind of Vyavahara or Law is the ecclesiastical law of the Vedas.

At an early age I studied theology and ecclesiastical law.

Akin to these divine laws is the purely ecclesiastical law or law of the Church.

The ecclesiastical law had a doctrine for women-covert, i.e.

The difference is one of ecclesiastical law.

The eager mind of Leonie Leon caught at this bit of ecclesiastical law and used it with great ingenuity.

But he would have a clean sweep made of the so-called ecclesiastical law, contained in the law-books of the Church.

And the idea of this change in ecclesiastical law had come to him because he lived in a waste bog.

The defect of the ecclesiastical law, which offers serious impediments to the discipline necessary, cannot but be deemed a grievance.

Ah, you have been studying ecclesiastical law, I see,-anerror like that of the sick man that reads medical works.

We ought to think ourselves happy in the enjoyment of opinion, without the danger of persecution by civil or ecclesiastical law.

The Jesuits peculiarly represented the old order that was changing, and the authority of the ecclesiastical law that was being restrained.

The Church favoured a union which had been sanctified by the oblation and the blessing, but no ecclesiastical law imposed this ceremony.

This is none other than that law of which a far later ecclesiastic, writing also of ecclesiastical law, discoursed in this wise: