On World-government: Or, De Monarchia |
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ON WORLDGOVERNMENT | 1 |
Since any particular institution needs unity of direc | 7 |
THAT Roman WorldRULE WAS ACQUIRED BY Right | 22 |
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35 cents 40 cents according argument Aristotle athletes authority Benjamin Jowett cause Christ Church Cicero clear COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY combat commonwealth consequence Constantine contest corrupt Dante DANTE ALIGHIERI Dante's deeds Dino Bigongiari disciples divine judgment divine Providence duction evidence faith false follows goal of right God's greed heaven Hence Holy human reason imperial impossible intellectual intellectual virtues Introduction judge jurisdiction justice kind kingdom of heaven Leviticus loose or bind Lord Luke man's mankind Matthew means ment mind minor premise Monarchia mortals mover nature Nichomachean Ethics Nicomachean Ethics norm omitted ordained peace Peter Peter's successor Philosopher says political principle proposition proved purpose of right revealed Roman Empire Rome rule ruler sake seek the goal single government subjecting the world swords syllogism thee things thou tion Translated by Benjamin true conclusion truly unity universal well-being whole words world-government is necessary