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Strona 4
... whole secular clergy ; second , the supremacy of the monastically trained clergy over the lay world , over princes and nations ; third , the reduction of national churches , with their pride and secularity , in favour of the uniform ...
... whole secular clergy ; second , the supremacy of the monastically trained clergy over the lay world , over princes and nations ; third , the reduction of national churches , with their pride and secularity , in favour of the uniform ...
Strona 5
... whole clergy by monastic rules had already begun in the Carlovingian period ; but in part it had failed , in part the Chapters had only become thoroughly secularised . Now , however , it was undertaken anew and with greater efficiency ...
... whole clergy by monastic rules had already begun in the Carlovingian period ; but in part it had failed , in part the Chapters had only become thoroughly secularised . Now , however , it was undertaken anew and with greater efficiency ...
Strona 8
... whole of Europe . A new enthusiasm of a religious kind stirred the nations of the West , especially the Romanic . The ardour of the Crusades was the direct fruit of the monastic papal reform move- ment of the eleventh century . In them ...
... whole of Europe . A new enthusiasm of a religious kind stirred the nations of the West , especially the Romanic . The ardour of the Crusades was the direct fruit of the monastic papal reform move- ment of the eleventh century . In them ...
Strona 21
... whole extent ; the study of law , indeed , moulded thought in general . Hellenism also at that time exerted an incalculable influence in the way of fostering this study . The Romo - Grecian legislation came into the West , and although ...
... whole extent ; the study of law , indeed , moulded thought in general . Hellenism also at that time exerted an incalculable influence in the way of fostering this study . The Romo - Grecian legislation came into the West , and although ...
Strona 22
... whole dog- matic tradition in the spirit of jurisprudence , to represent every- thing under the categories of judge ( God ) , accused , advocate , legal measures , satisfactions , penalties , indulgences , to make out of dogmas as many ...
... whole dog- matic tradition in the spirit of jurisprudence , to represent every- thing under the categories of judge ( God ) , accused , advocate , legal measures , satisfactions , penalties , indulgences , to make out of dogmas as many ...
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