Mooted Questions of History
Mooted Questions of History
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When, twelve years later, Rome lay at the mercy of Gen- seric, the same Pope interposed with the Vandal conqueror, and obtained from him a partial cessation of the massacre. " Lecky, History of European Morals, vol. Ii. Ch. Iv.
PALGBAVE : A Pope's moral courage "Hildebrand, sparing neither the bribed nor the bribers, incurred the inveterate odium of all the delinquents. Hildebrand had no respect to persons or judgment. Sin levelled emperors and beggars before him. " Sir Francis Palgrave, Histor...y of Normandy and England, vol. I. P. 112.
THE PAPAL, POWER 81 SCHLEGEL: Origin of the Papal power " Hence the high authority which Rome then exercised over kings and emperors was grounded, first, on a political claim growing out of the circumstances which accompanied the revival of the western em- pire ; and secondly, on the general opinion of that time respecting the subordination of the temporal to the spiritual power. " Schlegel, Philos. Of Hist. , p. 137.
LOTGABD : Kings appealed to the Pope " This doctrine, hostile as it might be to the independence of sovereigns, was often supported by the sovereigns themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When, twelve years later, Rome lay at the mercy of Gen- seric, the same Pope interposed with the Vandal conqueror, and obtained from him a partial cessation of the massacre. " Lecky, History of European Morals, vol. Ii. Ch. Iv.
PALGBAVE : A Pope's moral courage "Hildebrand, sparing neither the bribed nor the bribers, incurred the inveterate odium of all the delinquents. Hildebrand had no respect to persons or judgment. Sin levelled emperors and beggars before him. " Sir Francis Palgrave, Histor...y of Normandy and England, vol. I. P. 112.
THE PAPAL, POWER 81 SCHLEGEL: Origin of the Papal power " Hence the high authority which Rome then exercised over kings and emperors was grounded, first, on a political claim growing out of the circumstances which accompanied the revival of the western em- pire ; and secondly, on the general opinion of that time respecting the subordination of the temporal to the spiritual power. " Schlegel, Philos. Of Hist. , p. 137.
LOTGABD : Kings appealed to the Pope " This doctrine, hostile as it might be to the independence of sovereigns, was often supported by the sovereigns themselves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Humphrey J Humphrey Joseph Desmond to read onlineMoreLess
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