An Introduction to the Critical Study of Ecclesiastical History Attempted in a
An Introduction to the Critical Study of Ecclesiastical History Attempted in a
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In a letter to Spondanus, of the 31st of August, 1606, there is the following characteristic passage : — Q, uod de Annalium nostrorum Epitome, opera et studio tuo elaborata significasti, non gratum mihi acceptumque esse non potuit. Etsi enim re vera totum hoc breviandi genus probare vix solemus, rarumque sit ut ex animi sententia lectoribus procedat : ea tamen de pru- dentia, fide, ac diligentia tua nostra est iiducia, ut quod abs te profeetum sit, id omnibus placere posse arbitremur. Spondani ...Epitom. Prsefat. P. 5.
^ For the epitomes of Baronius it is sufficient to refer to Fabricius (Bibl. Grsec. Xii. 168), and Walch, Bibl. Theol. Iii. 146 — 148. 1 have included all the most important in the Bibliographical Index at the end of this volume.
\S6 GODEAU. [Chap.
identify the very idea of Ecclesiastical history with the work of Baronius.
At all events, for full half a century, nothing but these continuations and abridgments was attempted by writers of that communion. They were content to present a bare statement of facts, for the most part grievously distorted by party prejudice, without endeavouring to treat their subject in a way calcu- lated to inform the understanding or affect the heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a letter to Spondanus, of the 31st of August, 1606, there is the following characteristic passage : — Q, uod de Annalium nostrorum Epitome, opera et studio tuo elaborata significasti, non gratum mihi acceptumque esse non potuit. Etsi enim re vera totum hoc breviandi genus probare vix solemus, rarumque sit ut ex animi sententia lectoribus procedat : ea tamen de pru- dentia, fide, ac diligentia tua nostra est iiducia, ut quod abs te profeetum sit, id omnibus placere posse arbitremur. Spondani ...Epitom. Prsefat. P. 5.
^ For the epitomes of Baronius it is sufficient to refer to Fabricius (Bibl. Grsec. Xii. 168), and Walch, Bibl. Theol. Iii. 146 — 148. 1 have included all the most important in the Bibliographical Index at the end of this volume.
\S6 GODEAU. [Chap.
identify the very idea of Ecclesiastical history with the work of Baronius.
At all events, for full half a century, nothing but these continuations and abridgments was attempted by writers of that communion. They were content to present a bare statement of facts, for the most part grievously distorted by party prejudice, without endeavouring to treat their subject in a way calcu- lated to inform the understanding or affect the heart.
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