The Christian Clergy of the First Ten Centuries; Their Beneficial Influence on European Progress: Being the Hulsean Prize Essay for 1850

Henry Mackenzie

Macmillan, 1855 - 240 páginas

Índice

• Especially Church history 2: 2
• The first ten centuries full of political vicissitudes: 8
• CHAPTER III: 9
• 344476 44103: 33
• Effects of theology on literature and philosophy 3437: 34
• Introduction of new duties and temptations for the clergy through the change in their position 44: 44
• Intellectual influence of the Fathers 6578 Pulpit eloquence 6569: 65
• ture 72: 72
• Beginnings of Monasticism 7885: 78
• that age 84 85 Monasticism not as yet clerical 85 II Political influence of the clergy 86103: 86
• Indefiniteness of their position more beneficial than other: 88
• Episcopal power adapted to concentration in towns 95Popular election of bishops 95: 95
• The only ideas then active those of religion roo 101Quickening effect of controversies 101Contrast of secular and religious life at this period and co...: 102
• The clergy representatives of Roman institutions in: 108
• In spite of abuses the Church alone had a living prin: 114
• AngloSaxon jurisprudence being an exception: 117
• Double relation of the clergy to the old citizens and: 129
• Improvements in penal jurisprudence 135: 135
• Political influence of the clergy 159177: 159
• CHAPTER V: 178
• Clerical reforms attested by edicts in Capitularies 184186: 184
• Corresponding vitality within shewn in Chrodegangs: 191
• Yet he shaped his plans to existing ideas and institutions 195 196 His laws often mainly due to clerical influence: 197
• Jisthetic influence of the clergy 7235: 227
• Thus all the means of civilization sprang from the clergy: 234
• Conclusion: 240

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Informação bibliográfica

• Título: The Christian Clergy of the First Ten Centuries; Their Beneficial Influence on European Progress: Being the Hulsean Prize Essay for 1850
• Autor: Henry Mackenzie
• Editora: Macmillan, 1855
• Original de: Universidade de Harvard
• Digitalizado: 8 Abr 2008
• Número de páginas: 240 páginas