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共 77 段- The Latin church is the great fact which dominates the histo
- Gerson, indeed, who, like most of the ecclesiastics of his t
- Not all, however, who sought the praise or the merits of aus
- Thus far the church had grown and strengthened without any r
- Another object may not improbably have entered into the moti
- Even as late as 441 the first council of Orange shows how ut
- Even these rules required to be occasionally enunciated in o
- Soon after his conversion, Constantine had encouraged the pr
- Thus, up to the middle of the fifth century, no regular syst
- Such was the condition of the Christian world when Gregory t
- Such are the main features, as far as they relate to our sub
- The narrowness of the escape from ecclesiastical feudalizati
- Meanwhile, the British Isles were the theatre of another and
- The efforts of the reformers appear to have extended even to
- Though it may well be supposed that Gualberto was not unassi
- In addition to this, the council ordered, under pain of
- Marriage, at this time, was a universal privilege of the Mil
- It is not to be supposed that the story of Milan is an excep
- These extraordinary measures called forth indignant denuncia
- Cosmo, who was Dean of Prague, who had been bred to the chur
- When such was the spirit of the ecclesiastical body, there w
- Such was the condition of the Gallican church when, in 1119,
- At length the condition of the church in England attracted t
- Perhaps the man to whom the church owed most for his energy
- In the comprehensive efforts, however, made during the later
- Even in Rome itself the point was still disputed. At that ve
- There is nothing novel in these canons, nor can they in stri
- Equal success waited on the resistance of the Swiss clergy w
- In thus reviewing the influences which a nominally celibate
- During all this, the knights of St. John adhered to their an
- The Fraticelli form a connecting link in the generations of
- So powerful a body had never before been gathered together i
- In Pomerania the evil had at length partially cured itself,
- It would be a mistake to credit Luther with the Reformation.
- When Luther had once decided for himself on the propriety of
- In this their task was complicated by the extravagances of t
- The greater portion of the monasteries, which had already ex
- If the reforming polemics were thus bold while Henry was yet
- Cranmer and his friends were now at full liberty to establis
- Notwithstanding all this legislation, royal, parliamentary,
- Such a state of feeling could not but react most injuriously
- Still, in so impoverished a country as the Scotland of that
- At that time Lutheranism in Germany was under the heel of Ch
- A third document is extant, without date, which was laid bef
- It was already evident that both the great objects for which
- A provincial synod of Gnesen, of which the date is uncertain
- The scandals of the confessional were no new source of tribu
- In considering the slow progress of improvement in the chara
- Under these circumstances, sacerdotal marriage came to be lo
- In Wiesbaden, in 1821, a priest named Koch, with the permiss
- Yet, notwithstanding these successive shocks, monasticism ha
- It was, however, political considerations rather than moral
- We have here an example of the tolerated concubinage which H
- I do not doubt that the peculiar dialectics by which Bishop
- Canada, duration of vows in, 613
- Emo of Wittewerum on priestly marriage, 254
- Infanticide resulting from vows of continence, 42, 100, 137
- Mathison, John, and the Anabaptists, 438
- Poitiers, Council of, in 1000, 157
- Thomas à Becket on simony, 284
- [22] Casar solien todos los clérigos antiguamiente en el com
- [115] Tertullian has no scruple in asserting—“Et Christum qu
- [199] Piget dicere quot quotidie virgines ruant, quantas de
- [328] Ratherii de contemptu canon. P. I. c. 4.
- [441] Johann. Chron. Angliæ, c. 47 (Ludewig Rel. Msctorum. X
- [501] I think that there is too much concurrent testimony to
- [569] Eos qui in subdiaconatu uxoribus vacare voluerint, ab
- [710] Nullusque eorum uxorem ducat: et si antequam sacros or
- [832] Ibid. P. II. c. 21, P. III. c. 2 (Harduin. VI. II. 200
- At a subsequent period we learn that the Templar’s oath of i
- [991] Quicunque alii concubinas et mulieres hujusmodi, contr
- [1071] Chron. Torgaviæ—Spalatin. Annal. ann. 1523. He convey
- [1161] Burnet I. 193-4, 222-4;—Parl. Hist. I. 526-7. To our
- [1254] Strype’s Parker, Book II. chap. vi. In 1561 the remai
- Ribadeneira was one of Loyola’s early disciples, and is ther
- [1439] Synod. Wratislav. ann. 1580 (Hartzheim VII. 890).
- [1570] I have not found it easy to form a satisfactory estim