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Bernard, St. Thomas Aquinas, Nicholas de Lyra, Bradwardine, and Gregory the Great, of whose Avorks there is an excellent edition, in four folio volumes. This distinguished doctor of the Church, who was equally celebrated for his learning and his piety, lived in the Vlth century, and succeeded Pe- lagius II. in the Pontifical chair, to which he was elevated with extreme reluctance on his part, but whose duties he discharged with great zeal and con- summate ability.
The two events of most importa...nce during the pontificate of Gregory the Great, were the nationali- zation of the Church by the first establishment of the Ecclesiastical power in the See of Rome, and the conversion of the English nation to Christianity.
So much had Gregory the conversion of the English at heart, that while a simple monk, he set out on a journey thither, and had advanced three days -apon it, when he was recalled by the Pope, at the request of the people, who could not bear to be separated from him. Upon his accession to the pontificate, he dispatched a monk named Augustine as his mission- ary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bernard, St. Thomas Aquinas, Nicholas de Lyra, Bradwardine, and Gregory the Great, of whose Avorks there is an excellent edition, in four folio volumes. This distinguished doctor of the Church, who was equally celebrated for his learning and his piety, lived in the Vlth century, and succeeded Pe- lagius II. in the Pontifical chair, to which he was elevated with extreme reluctance on his part, but whose duties he discharged with great zeal and con- summate ability.
The two events of most importa...nce during the pontificate of Gregory the Great, were the nationali- zation of the Church by the first establishment of the Ecclesiastical power in the See of Rome, and the conversion of the English nation to Christianity.
So much had Gregory the conversion of the English at heart, that while a simple monk, he set out on a journey thither, and had advanced three days -apon it, when he was recalled by the Pope, at the request of the people, who could not bear to be separated from him. Upon his accession to the pontificate, he dispatched a monk named Augustine as his mission- ary.
What to read after Private Libraries of New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wynne, James, 1814-1871 to read onlineMoreLess
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