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... learning con- tributed neither to the perfection of the individual nor to the happiness of society . A slave of the most abject superstition , he was surrounded on all sides by visible and invisible ene- mies ; nor were the flames of ...
... learning con- tributed neither to the perfection of the individual nor to the happiness of society . A slave of the most abject superstition , he was surrounded on all sides by visible and invisible ene- mies ; nor were the flames of ...
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... learning in Italy . The most learned Italians of the fifteenth century have con- fessed and applauded the restoration of Greek literature after a long oblivion of many hundred years . " Yet in that country , and beyond the Alps , some ...
... learning in Italy . The most learned Italians of the fifteenth century have con- fessed and applauded the restoration of Greek literature after a long oblivion of many hundred years . " Yet in that country , and beyond the Alps , some ...
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... learning it will not be easy to discern a real discovery of science , a work of invention . or eloquence , in the popular language of the country . ' But as soon as it had been deeply saturated with the celestial dew , the soil was ...
... learning it will not be easy to discern a real discovery of science , a work of invention . or eloquence , in the popular language of the country . ' But as soon as it had been deeply saturated with the celestial dew , the soil was ...
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CHAPTER LVIII | 13 |
Urban II in the Council | 21 |
Temporal and Carnal | 27 |
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