The Rise of Christendom
The Rise of Christendom
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The Fathers, in his view, belong to an indistinct and unas- certained past. Thomas d'Aquino is eminent in the fourth heaven, and with him are Albert of Cologne, Gratian, Peter, not named as Lombard, but as writer of the opening lines of the Sentences ; Solomon the sage incongruously follows, to be succeeded by St. Denis, 2 A 370 THE RISE OF CHRISTENDOM.
as author of the Hierarchies, and by the Advocate of Christian Times, the teacher of Augustine probably Orosius. He thinks of the bones of Boet...ius laid at Cieldauro in Pavia ; he passes on to Isidore and Bede, with whom Richard, the superhuman genius of St. Victor, is named in the same breath. Then we have a picture of Sigieri, or Sigebert, reading in a street Par. , canto f Paris. The poet's praise is fulsome ; and x * one wonders how much of the writings of these musical-voiced doctors he had perused.
In the next canto St. Thomas discourses the praises of St. Francis and his bride, the Evangelical Poverty. The poet certainly imagines that before the coming of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Fathers, in his view, belong to an indistinct and unas- certained past. Thomas d'Aquino is eminent in the fourth heaven, and with him are Albert of Cologne, Gratian, Peter, not named as Lombard, but as writer of the opening lines of the Sentences ; Solomon the sage incongruously follows, to be succeeded by St. Denis, 2 A 370 THE RISE OF CHRISTENDOM.
as author of the Hierarchies, and by the Advocate of Christian Times, the teacher of Augustine probably Orosius. He thinks of the bones of Boet...ius laid at Cieldauro in Pavia ; he passes on to Isidore and Bede, with whom Richard, the superhuman genius of St. Victor, is named in the same breath. Then we have a picture of Sigieri, or Sigebert, reading in a street Par. , canto f Paris. The poet's praise is fulsome ; and x * one wonders how much of the writings of these musical-voiced doctors he had perused.
In the next canto St. Thomas discourses the praises of St. Francis and his bride, the Evangelical Poverty. The poet certainly imagines that before the coming of St.
What to read after The Rise of Christendom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edwin Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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