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  • ABSURDITYhttps://chambers.encyclo.eu/index.php/unclassified/ABSURDITY

    Absurdities, is a kind of Error, or Offense against some evident, and generally allowed Truths or Principle. See Error, Maxim, &c. The greatest of all Absurdities is the Contradiction. See Contradiction. The Schoolmen make two Species of Absurdities —...

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    ad Cautelam, is that granted to a Person who has lodg'd an Appeal against a Sentence of Excommunication. It being a Maxim in the Papal Jurisprudence, that the Sentence stands good notwithstanding any Appeal ; this sort of Absolution is sometimes granted...

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