Who Are the Jesuits
Who Are the Jesuits
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So he went to Nankin and opened there a school of mathematics and the physical sciences. His lec- tures were taken down in writing, printed and scattered through the land. Then he began to preach religion and soon formed a fervent con- gregation of converts.
Encouraged by this success and furnished with letters of recommendation from the literates, Missions to the Heathens 53 Ricci set out again for Pekin, carrying with him several clocks as presents to the Emperor. On the way he was seized by ...a powerful mandarin, who kept him six months a close prisoner, and would never have released him if the Emperor had not heard of the clocks that were coming, and sent immediately for the European scientist. Ricci so delighted the sovereign that he gained after a while free access to the palace, a thing unheard of before regarding any foreigner. This conciliated for him universal favor among the people. A chapel was built in the city, and a number of leading men with their families be- came fervent and steadfast Christians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So he went to Nankin and opened there a school of mathematics and the physical sciences. His lec- tures were taken down in writing, printed and scattered through the land. Then he began to preach religion and soon formed a fervent con- gregation of converts.
Encouraged by this success and furnished with letters of recommendation from the literates, Missions to the Heathens 53 Ricci set out again for Pekin, carrying with him several clocks as presents to the Emperor. On the way he was seized by ...a powerful mandarin, who kept him six months a close prisoner, and would never have released him if the Emperor had not heard of the clocks that were coming, and sent immediately for the European scientist. Ricci so delighted the sovereign that he gained after a while free access to the palace, a thing unheard of before regarding any foreigner. This conciliated for him universal favor among the people. A chapel was built in the city, and a number of leading men with their families be- came fervent and steadfast Christians.
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