Modern History; From the Coming of Christ And Change of the Roman Republic Into An Empire, to the Year of Our Lord 1854. With Questions, Adapted to the Use of Schools
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For fliese interesting documents respecting the affair of Galileo, we are Indebted to the researches of an impartial Protestant, Mr. Mallet— J)upau NOTES.
m of Geneva, who wrote a dissertation on the subject, in the Mermre dt France, 17 JuiUet 1784, n. 29— see B^raut-Bercastel, Histoire de I'Eglvse, ad ann. 1634; and Bergier, Diction, de thiol., art. Monde, and Sciences The Eoman Church, far from impeding the progress of astronomy or ol other sciences, on this or any other occasion, has on the ...contrary rendered, even in that respect, the most undeniable and signal' services. We allade chiefly to the reformation of the calendar, an event which took place undei Pope Gregory XIII, some years before the time of Galileo, and which is well deserving of notice.
By Calendar is meant a certain distribution of time adapted to religious and civil purposes, and pointing out the order and succession of the days, weeks, months and festivals of the year. All civilized nations have ever felt the necessity of having such a regular distribution of time ; but it required a long series of ages, a deep study of astronomy, and innumerable calculations, to contrive a good and exact calendar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For fliese interesting documents respecting the affair of Galileo, we are Indebted to the researches of an impartial Protestant, Mr. Mallet— J)upau NOTES.
m of Geneva, who wrote a dissertation on the subject, in the Mermre dt France, 17 JuiUet 1784, n. 29— see B^raut-Bercastel, Histoire de I'Eglvse, ad ann. 1634; and Bergier, Diction, de thiol., art. Monde, and Sciences The Eoman Church, far from impeding the progress of astronomy or ol other sciences, on this or any other occasion, has on the ...contrary rendered, even in that respect, the most undeniable and signal' services. We allade chiefly to the reformation of the calendar, an event which took place undei Pope Gregory XIII, some years before the time of Galileo, and which is well deserving of notice.
By Calendar is meant a certain distribution of time adapted to religious and civil purposes, and pointing out the order and succession of the days, weeks, months and festivals of the year. All civilized nations have ever felt the necessity of having such a regular distribution of time ; but it required a long series of ages, a deep study of astronomy, and innumerable calculations, to contrive a good and exact calendar.
What to read after Modern History; From the Coming of Christ And Change of the Roman Republic Into An Empire, to the Year of Our Lord 1854. With Questions, Adapted to the Use of Schools?
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