After the war, the Comisi�n de Depuraciones ( Commission of Purgation ) barred Bisquert from returning to his conservator-restorer post in Madrid.
22.
Statius explains how he was baptized, but he remained a secret Christian this is the cause of his purgation of Sloth on the previous terrace.
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When its purgation of defilements is complete, it itself does not disappear only the impermanent, suffering, and the non-Self disappear.
24.
In Hippocratic and medieval medicine, tears were associated with the bodily humors, and crying was seen as purgation of excess humors from the brain.
25.
For Bernardin, the Cook episode was a painful purgation, a public stripping to the flesh that left him with only his faith to rely on.
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This was not unique to Thomson : so-called " regular physicians " used calomel, a toxic mercury-based compound, to induce vomiting and purgation.
27.
The Apostolic Pardon does not forgive sins by the act of absolution; it deals only with the punishment ( purgation ) due for those sins that have already been sacramentally forgiven.
28.
Cassian, together with Athanasius of Alexandria and John Chrysostom, emphasized the idea of an ascent to God through periods of purgation and illumination that led to unity with the Divine.
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Whereas Heito deliberately dropped the names of the counts, priests and monks that the angel named as sinners, Walahfrid includes them, most importantly identifying Charlemagne as he suffers purgation.
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Universalists believe that every person will be saved, where more orthodox Roman Catholics believe that only those who died in God's grace will find purgation for their venial sins in Purgatory.
