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S ^ fiM toi ^^^^^ -ii ^* at De ^ where tlie prince presided in < person , ^¦ i tifa ^ & wmt wmm * $ 4 tbe l ^ n « t them , delivei ^ ed a cohfessiou of
glfk in # liiefc tKe % o *§ pp ^ f Christ g miMf w ^ t ^ i i $ kfc nm suiai mail * t& attipft ffie jSj ^ ^ ^ reat alarm among those who had
refused this worship , and it Is said that many of them went over to the Reformed Cmriti , W : which ^ ^ ptfii&j
was zealously attached . It was decreed that this should in future b ^ considered as the creed of the Unitarian Ch \ irch , and the test of their right fd the Jiilvk leges granted to the four established religions . At the same time , Very severe laws were made against cettam * 7 wtftf hers , whom tfee orthodox vrotei ^ s stf ^
desirous of connecting with the ^ Jnitariaas , with ^ whom they had probably uothing in common but the profession of the Diving Unity .. One of these persons was &cteie * l tp death at the
Synod of Dees by the people ; in a transport of indignation at Ins biasphemies . During the BUperintendency of the successors of Daniel Beke , Johi Jarai , Baltha 3 ar Kont ? , nothing parti cular is recorded by the TranBylvunian
Churches . Upon the expulsion of the Unitarians from Poland in le ^ aboUt 400 of them endeavoured to take refuge in Transylvania ; But tKey we ^ te attacked on the frontiers of Hungary by a band of robb ^^ s , aiid infectious disorders so reduced the numbers of those vfho escaped , that hbp abiiye tluUy reached Glause ^ 1 > u |^ . Tliey received the most friendly welcome teipl brethren . They lo ^^ ta ^ eo T ^ lfi ? language and a separate place of worship , but have at last melte ^ dowh into the general mass , ^ T 6 J %¥ e S ^ upiepntendents dirciadv e » umi ) rated sucfe ^ eded
p toid S | eiiK * a ! i # PW 1 W { 1689 , Michel ^ % ^^^ Jmi ^\ mW B ^ Alraasi , 1021 - ¦ w- ttwfc ° y ^ Br ' * V 09 , Transylvania W ^ s pei ^ aiiently united ^ o Austria , ' i T ^ ie ifeloiDri ^ K ^ num , the cM # ^ W # M # ^
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^ i ^ if ^^^ l ^^^^ w thetaT ^ tWtoty yeart Sfor ^ fSri Dantzib , at a iiea ^ f e ^ end ^ in bi ^ e ^ to avail themselves Wm ^ ente ^ ee Drononnced
in theu- favour by the Diet ^^ Pi ^ uti Typograjp 1 ^ t ^ tiotiem * emb r tFM « ffiim ^ " wi lMStei ^^^^ aS ^ itf ii ^^ fiS * ite ^ lfl | i ^ ^ m % ame $ fa # > that they suffered thi . ^ violence at Clauseiiburg , they were also cbmpelled to ^^ l ;> otp ^ -iiii ^?^ i@tepa ^^ % ^^ ^ j ^ g # ^ t > Carlsbure : and the Ro ' man Catholic *
took possession of bttth . ^ WrstrtHft ^ respects they preferred their freedom . Sigismund Paffi v ^ s their next Super ^ f ^ idfent ; ^ id , Mkr a ^ w % hortiiifi ^ ^ 1 , % ag succeeded ^ by Mfclfi ^ l &zei& ~
abrahami , . who vr& $ aJ&d ^ Prcrfie ^ sdr ' of Theology , and drew up a system which ip M ^? w ^ x $ ed by ^ ih 6 IWife ^ ir Schools . He Wiftfe succeeded by Sfej 5 ! ieti £ AUgki , mo w&r MBVft ^ when Mffifr Siblished hfe l ^ i ^ ylvattte , ^ l ? t »? fe w& ^ followed bV Gpof < ge Maflt ^ Wh& pi ^ B » ff 6 dilil 7 SE k ^« eiii ^ Ttfeolokifie Secundum Unitarios < , ^ the textif
book of t ^ staid ^ Th ^ oMgV . The pennission to do this was obtained from the liberality of Joseph II . Accorduig to Benkd , the Unitarians in 1766 , amounted to 28 , 647 ; by an enumeration in the y ^ ar 17 & 9 , they bad increased to 31 , 921 . Tnmsylvania contains three distinct nations ; the Saxone , the Hungarians , * M the Szekfers ( Sic ;^ . ¦ Nd U ^ tari ^ are found among tie Sikong : : ' " 'tfite * dofetrines of Blaini ^ ta and Davidis found from the first more acceptance among the two latter classes ; the SaxOna 4 K ^ ft * fc' ^ tfife- ^ fclSt' or tl&if f £ il 6 ^ ^^
natuniltyjbihfedthem « elvestotheHuB garians and Szefelers ; the ^ lortaHty § f *« £ ; j ^ r- ' tM ^^^ lo ^ d' "Me Saxon Umtajiansm O ^^ ciS tb ^ Sb ? i ?^^ S &
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1820, page 195, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2487/page/3/
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