The Burman, His Life And Notions
The Burman, His Life And Notions
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Whey might be drunk after mid-day ; forbidden as being a component part of milk, and therefore approaching animal food.
Tari, or palm toddy, might be taken, because it looks like water. This was a particularly bold demand, seeing that all fermented liquors are forbidden, and that in modern days the same plea might be urged on behalf of gin.
Gold and silver might be accepted as alms ; the use of them being strictly prohibited.
XIV SCHISMATICS 147 A junior might lawfully copy a senior even in wha...t is wrong ; whereas no example could be any valid excuse for a wrong act.
Subsequent permission might cover an act ; whereas the Wini required prior permission.
The restrictions against indulgences were to be in force only in the monasteries ; and not for those who might be sojourning in villages.
These points, after lengthy discussion, were all given against the dissenters, and degradation was awarded them as a punishment.
Still matters got worse, and in 241 B.C. the great king Athawka, of Pataliputra, brought about the third and last great Council to cleanse the Church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whey might be drunk after mid-day ; forbidden as being a component part of milk, and therefore approaching animal food.
Tari, or palm toddy, might be taken, because it looks like water. This was a particularly bold demand, seeing that all fermented liquors are forbidden, and that in modern days the same plea might be urged on behalf of gin.
Gold and silver might be accepted as alms ; the use of them being strictly prohibited.
XIV SCHISMATICS 147 A junior might lawfully copy a senior even in wha...t is wrong ; whereas no example could be any valid excuse for a wrong act.
Subsequent permission might cover an act ; whereas the Wini required prior permission.
The restrictions against indulgences were to be in force only in the monasteries ; and not for those who might be sojourning in villages.
These points, after lengthy discussion, were all given against the dissenters, and degradation was awarded them as a punishment.
Still matters got worse, and in 241 B.C. the great king Athawka, of Pataliputra, brought about the third and last great Council to cleanse the Church.
What to read after The Burman, His Life And Notions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, James George, Sir, 1851-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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