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共 63 段- To understand the ardour of his efforts it is necessary to b
- Acton's political conscience was also very broad on the side
- By liberty I mean the assurance that every man shall be prot
- At length, in the year 155, the Athenian philosopher Carnead
- It would be presumptuous if I attempted to indicate the numb
- Looking back over the space of a thousand years, which we ca
- At that time there was some truth in the old joke which desc
- Although he does not insist on inculcating a moral, he has s
- Whilst Dorian oligarchs and Macedonian kings crushed the lib
- Whilst America was making itself independent, the spirit of
- Indirect elections are scarcely anywhere in use out of Germa
- Salviati was related to Catherine, and had gained her good o
- In Italy, where the life of a heretic was cheap, their whole
- Such were the precepts and the examples by which the French
- [Footnote 56: Le Roy estoit d'intelligence, ayant permis a c
- [Footnote 142: Sa Sainctete m'a dict que j'escrive a vostre
- The defence of religion became, on this theory, not only the
- Zwingli abolishes both the distinction between Church and St
- [Footnote 198: "Multa ego premo et causa principis et univer
- [Footnote 270: "Huc spectat (politia) ... ne idololatria, ne
- At a time when the whole system of ecclesiastical government
- We cannot, therefore, admit that political principles are a
- Machiavelli enjoyed a season of popularity even at Rome. The
- The national movement which united, first Italy and then Ger
- There are several instances of inaccuracy and negligence whi
- Where property was so valuable that its loss was visited on
- The fundamental distinction is, that in one case the religio
- The history of religion furnishes a complete illustration. B
- But the new aspirations for national and popular rights were
- There is a moral and political country, in the language of B
- I thought already, in April, that I could perceive, what has
- At the same time it must not be forgotten that the separatio
- As the Church advances towards fulness and maturity in her f
- The Established Church and the sects in England furnish few
- In 1817 the Prussian Union added a new Church to the two ori
- The nepotism of Urban VIII. brought on the war of Castro, an
- Whilst things continue as they are, the emperor can, by thre
- Doellinger took that branch for the time, but he never after
- He deemed it catholic to take ideas from history, and heresy
- The political party question has to be considered here, beca
- The war of 1859, portending danger to the temporal power, di
- The question came forward in France in the wake of the tempo
- The man whose career is bound up with that of some school or
- This Review has been begun on a foundation which its conduct
- Great consideration is due to those whose minds are not prep
- One of the great instruments for preventing historical scrut
- Besides the censure of the doctrines of Frohschammer, and th
- The Council did not originate in the desire to exalt beyond
- In Germany the plan of penetrating the Council with lay infl
- The division between the Roman and the Catholic elements in
- Meantime the bishops of several nations selected those among
- At the end of March a breach seemed unavoidable. The first p
- [Footnote 390: Pace eruditissimorum virorum dictum esto: mih
- He believes that Pope Gregory IX. is the intellectual origin
- An instance of too facile use of authorities occurs at the s
- Although Mr. Bryce has too much tact to speak as freely as t
- It is an old story now that the true history of philosophy i
- Bennettis, De, appreciated by Doellinger, 387
- Dogma, Commission on, at Vatican Council, election and proce
- Ideals, energy evoked by, why greater than in case of ration
- Muenster (Westphalia), excesses of Anabaptists at, 171
- Rome, _see also_ Church, the conflicts with, 461-91
- I. Wolsey and the Divorce of Henry VIII.