Medieval Europe
Medieval Europe
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But the primacy, in one form or another, had for centuriesbelonged to the Roman See. So much his remote predecessors had achieved, and their success is all the more remarkable when we remember how few ofthem had been distinguished statesmen. It is no matter for surprisethat, in the course of nine troubled centuries, some Bishops of Bornehad proved incompetent and others had betrayed the interests committedto their charge. It is, however, surprising that the Roman See was ableto assume and hold ...the leading position among Western bishops withoutrendering much service to the extension or the organisation of theChurch.
Of all the early Popes, save Leo I and Gregory I, it is true that we maybe tolerably at home in the history of their times without knowing muchabout them. No Pope is ranked among the leading Western Fathers. Theonly considerable theologian who occupied the Holy See, before the year1000, is Gregory I; and the highest praise which we can give hiswritings is that they imparted new life to some ideas of St.
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But the primacy, in one form or another, had for centuriesbelonged to the Roman See. So much his remote predecessors had achieved, and their success is all the more remarkable when we remember how few ofthem had been distinguished statesmen. It is no matter for surprisethat, in the course of nine troubled centuries, some Bishops of Bornehad proved incompetent and others had betrayed the interests committedto their charge. It is, however, surprising that the Roman See was ableto assume and hold ...the leading position among Western bishops withoutrendering much service to the extension or the organisation of theChurch.
Of all the early Popes, save Leo I and Gregory I, it is true that we maybe tolerably at home in the history of their times without knowing muchabout them. No Pope is ranked among the leading Western Fathers. Theonly considerable theologian who occupied the Holy See, before the year1000, is Gregory I; and the highest praise which we can give hiswritings is that they imparted new life to some ideas of St.
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