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Rowland: He attended e Council as a peritus for Joseph Cardinal Frings of Cologne. Those were divisive times, and in reaction to the upheavals of 1968, Ratzinger is widely thought to have repudiated much of what he had professed to believe when he was a peritus (theological adviser) of decidedly progressive views at the Second Vatican Council. Romanus vel Romani stili peritus, For he, or any ancient Roman, or ut iurisconsultor praecipue, vel any man learned in the Roman quisquis ille phantasticus literary style, as a jurisconsult Tullianis lectionibus assuetus, in particular would be--or whoever simillimum orationis genus that fantasist, immersed in effingere. |
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