Political Theories of the Middle Age
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11. c. 4 (on the other hand, c. 7, pp. 314 — 9).
113. Ptol. Luc. II. c. 8, and iv. c. 8, goes so far as to hold that in the status integer of human nature the regimen politicum would be preferable; and even in the corrupt state of human nature the dispositio gentis may decide ; thus e.g. the courage of the Italian race leaves no choice but republic or tyranny. Eng. Volk, i. c. 16.
Ockham, Octo q. ill. c. 3 and 7 (variances in accord with congruentia temporum) ; also Dial. iii. tr. 2, 1. i, c. 5..., 114. Ockham, Octoq. in. c. 3, 6, 8, and Dial. in. tr. 2, 1. i, c. I, 4, 9, 13: it is possible that the form of government best suited to a part may not be the same as that best suited to the whole.
115. Ockham, Dial. in. tr. i, 1. 2, c. 2, 12 — 4, 16 — 7, 25, 30.
Even with an aristocratic constitution, unity is possible : pluralitas pontificum non scindit unitatem ecclesiae : what is good for a pars and parvum may not be always good for a totum and magnum. The divine institution of the primacy is expressly disputed by Marsilius, II.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11. c. 4 (on the other hand, c. 7, pp. 314 — 9).
113. Ptol. Luc. II. c. 8, and iv. c. 8, goes so far as to hold that in the status integer of human nature the regimen politicum would be preferable; and even in the corrupt state of human nature the dispositio gentis may decide ; thus e.g. the courage of the Italian race leaves no choice but republic or tyranny. Eng. Volk, i. c. 16.
Ockham, Octo q. ill. c. 3 and 7 (variances in accord with congruentia temporum) ; also Dial. iii. tr. 2, 1. i, c. 5..., 114. Ockham, Octoq. in. c. 3, 6, 8, and Dial. in. tr. 2, 1. i, c. I, 4, 9, 13: it is possible that the form of government best suited to a part may not be the same as that best suited to the whole.
115. Ockham, Dial. in. tr. i, 1. 2, c. 2, 12 — 4, 16 — 7, 25, 30.
Even with an aristocratic constitution, unity is possible : pluralitas pontificum non scindit unitatem ecclesiae : what is good for a pars and parvum may not be always good for a totum and magnum. The divine institution of the primacy is expressly disputed by Marsilius, II.
What to read after Political Theories of the Middle Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maitland, Frederic William, 1850-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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