Hallams Works volume 5
Hallams Works volume 5
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To j^g gi oomv prejudices that master the reason. Among the classes whose better education had strengthen^ and developed the acuteness and intelligence so general in Italy, a silent disbelief of the popular religion was far more usual than in any other country. In the majority, this has always taken the turn of a complete rejection of all posi- tive faith ; but, at the era of the Reformation especially, the substitution of Protestant for Romish Christianity was an alternative to be embraced by ...men of more serious tempera- ments. Certain it is, that we find traces of this aberration from orthodoxy, in one or the other form, through much of the literature of Italy ; sometimes displaying itself only in censures of the vices of the clergy, censures from which, though in other ages they had been almost universal, the rigidly Catholic party began now to abstain. We have already mentioned Pontanus and Mantuan. Trissino, in his Italia Liberata, introduces a sharp invective against the Church of Rome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To j^g gi oomv prejudices that master the reason. Among the classes whose better education had strengthen^ and developed the acuteness and intelligence so general in Italy, a silent disbelief of the popular religion was far more usual than in any other country. In the majority, this has always taken the turn of a complete rejection of all posi- tive faith ; but, at the era of the Reformation especially, the substitution of Protestant for Romish Christianity was an alternative to be embraced by ...men of more serious tempera- ments. Certain it is, that we find traces of this aberration from orthodoxy, in one or the other form, through much of the literature of Italy ; sometimes displaying itself only in censures of the vices of the clergy, censures from which, though in other ages they had been almost universal, the rigidly Catholic party began now to abstain. We have already mentioned Pontanus and Mantuan. Trissino, in his Italia Liberata, introduces a sharp invective against the Church of Rome.
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