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Jesuits
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Jesuitically
In a jesuitical manner
Jesuit
One of a religious order founded by Ignatius Loyola and approved in 1540 under the title of The Society of Jesus
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Jesuitocracy
Government by Jesuits also the whole body of Jesuits in a country
Bollandists
The Jesuit editors of the ldquoActa Sanctorumrdquo or Lives of the Saints named from John Bolland who began the work
Jesuitry
Jesuitism subtle argument
Roman Catholics
the banishment of the persons named therein. In January, 1902, it was sought for the first time (see JESUITS) to enforce the ss.. See Anstey's Guide to the Law affecting Roman Catholics (1842) and Lilly and Wallis's
Religion
Act (1 W. & M. c. 15), and other Acts. The Roman Catholic Relief Act, 1829, however, subjects Jesuits and members of other religious orders in the Church of Rome (except nuns) to banishment for life; but
Copaiba
varnishes and lacquers and in cleaning oil paintings called also balsam of copaiba copaiba balsam balsam capivi and Jesuits resin
Jesuited
Conforming to the principles of the Jesuits
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