A History of the Christian Church : Middle Age
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(St Louis) of France, and at this very juncture. What are known as the ' Galilean Liber- ties' are clearly traceable to him. In his 'Pragmatic Sanction" he proceeds on the idea of building up a 'national church' in strict alliance with the civil power.
But a more sensible advance was made in this direction under Philip-le-Bel*, whose conduct in ecclesiastical affairs, however selfish, arbitrary and unjust, was tending to re- verse the whole of the Hildebrandine policy, and threatened eagle woul...d spring from his ashes and destroy the papacy.
^ Baumer, Gesck. der Mohemtau- feri, IV. 594.
^ Cf. the remarks of Neander on the dying out of the Crusades : vn.
260 sq.
^ Printed in Capefigue, n. 352 sq. See the critique of this author (11. 171, 172). Another instrument, bearing the title 'Pragmatic Sanc- tion' and more plainly 'Gallican,* was issued by Charles VII. in 1438.
Louis IX. also contributed to the foundation of the college of Sor- bonne (1259), which afterwards pro- duced a number of intrepid cham- pions in the cause of ' nationaUty ' as it diverges from the Koman the- ory of universalism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(St Louis) of France, and at this very juncture. What are known as the ' Galilean Liber- ties' are clearly traceable to him. In his 'Pragmatic Sanction" he proceeds on the idea of building up a 'national church' in strict alliance with the civil power.
But a more sensible advance was made in this direction under Philip-le-Bel*, whose conduct in ecclesiastical affairs, however selfish, arbitrary and unjust, was tending to re- verse the whole of the Hildebrandine policy, and threatened eagle woul...d spring from his ashes and destroy the papacy.
^ Baumer, Gesck. der Mohemtau- feri, IV. 594.
^ Cf. the remarks of Neander on the dying out of the Crusades : vn.
260 sq.
^ Printed in Capefigue, n. 352 sq. See the critique of this author (11. 171, 172). Another instrument, bearing the title 'Pragmatic Sanc- tion' and more plainly 'Gallican,* was issued by Charles VII. in 1438.
Louis IX. also contributed to the foundation of the college of Sor- bonne (1259), which afterwards pro- duced a number of intrepid cham- pions in the cause of ' nationaUty ' as it diverges from the Koman the- ory of universalism.
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