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共 24 段- And yet, though recluse and student, he had great experience
- It is plain that the Middle Ages must have accepted or inven
- The occupation of the poet during the last twelve years of h
- But the most interesting and instructive of the "Canterbury
- At last he sets sail, August 3, 1492, and, singularly enough
- But when gold is a mere medium of exchange,--its chief use,-
- It was in this age of religious apathy and scandalous vices,
- The difference between Savonarola and Luther was that the Sa
- The influence of such a man cannot pass away, and has not pa
- But Michael Angelo did not paint many pieces; he confined hi
- How flagrant those evils! Who can deny them? The papal des
- Thus was born the second great idea of the Reformation,--the
- The most striking figure in it was doubtless Thomas Cranmer,
- In the reforms thus far carried on we perceive that, though
- The great Puritan controversy would have no dignity if it we
- And not less remarkable than these missionaries were those w
- It seems that the Superior of the Jesuits at Martinique fail
- Respecting the Eucharist, Calvin took a middle course betwee
- But it was natural for so great an intellectual giant as Cal
- And yet while the man is made to appear in such hideous colo
- We now take leave of the man, to consider his legacy to the
- And although it is supposed that the inductive method of Bac
- Galileo, on his transfer to Padua, began to teach the doctri
- Nevertheless, in the eyes of philosophers he has disgraced h