General History of Civilization in Europe: From the Fall of the Roman Empire ...
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Hence we see her cherish so fondly all that was lef\ of it — municipal government and absolute power. Hence, when she had sue »» These barbarians, it will be remembered, followed the Arian oeresy, both those who embraced Christianity before the invasion of the Empure, and those who did so after that event. The Bur- ffondians, converted by Arian missionaries in 433, adopted the Catholic faith about 517. The Franks, following the example of Clovis. embraced the orthodox faith in 4 ^7.
y Google 14...2 GENERAL HISTOKV OF ceeded in converting the barbarians, she endeavored to ] tabiish the Empire ; she called upon the barbarian kings, shi conjured them to become Roman emperors, to assume the privilege of Roman emperors ; to enter into the same rela- tions with the Church which had existed between her and the Roman Empire. This was the great object for which the oishops of the fiflh and sixth centuries labored. Such was the general state of the Church.
The attempt could not succeed — it was impossible to make a Roman Empire, to mould a Roman society out of barbarians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence we see her cherish so fondly all that was lef\ of it — municipal government and absolute power. Hence, when she had sue »» These barbarians, it will be remembered, followed the Arian oeresy, both those who embraced Christianity before the invasion of the Empure, and those who did so after that event. The Bur- ffondians, converted by Arian missionaries in 433, adopted the Catholic faith about 517. The Franks, following the example of Clovis. embraced the orthodox faith in 4 ^7.
y Google 14...2 GENERAL HISTOKV OF ceeded in converting the barbarians, she endeavored to ] tabiish the Empire ; she called upon the barbarian kings, shi conjured them to become Roman emperors, to assume the privilege of Roman emperors ; to enter into the same rela- tions with the Church which had existed between her and the Roman Empire. This was the great object for which the oishops of the fiflh and sixth centuries labored. Such was the general state of the Church.
The attempt could not succeed — it was impossible to make a Roman Empire, to mould a Roman society out of barbarians.
What to read after General History of Civilization in Europe: From the Fall of the Roman Empire ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guizot (François, M.), Caleb Sprague Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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