Wisdom of the West: A Historical Survey of Western Philosophy in Its Social and Political SettingPopular survey of Western thought from the ancient Greeks to modern Existentialists, with many illustrations and diagrams in full color. |
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... reform he excomunicat Hemp regis reutonicoy B far from aptory princeps . Inclina of phaf aures ruaf T Henry IV , excommunicated , begs the abbess Mathilda to intercede RexROGATABBXT CO > ! MATHILDIM SuppLICAT ATQ ;: During the 11th ...
... reform he excomunicat Hemp regis reutonicoy B far from aptory princeps . Inclina of phaf aures ruaf T Henry IV , excommunicated , begs the abbess Mathilda to intercede RexROGATABBXT CO > ! MATHILDIM SuppLICAT ATQ ;: During the 11th ...
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... reform of the religious life of Christendom were thus extant within the Church . In the end it was owing to political forces that the search for reform developed into a schism . The reformers themselves were intellectually inferior to ...
... reform of the religious life of Christendom were thus extant within the Church . In the end it was owing to political forces that the search for reform developed into a schism . The reformers themselves were intellectually inferior to ...
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... reform movement spread rapidly into the low countries , France and Switzerland . After Luther , the most influential re- former was John Calvin ( 1509-1564 ) , a Frenchman who established himself at Geneva . He became converted to the ...
... reform movement spread rapidly into the low countries , France and Switzerland . After Luther , the most influential re- former was John Calvin ( 1509-1564 ) , a Frenchman who established himself at Geneva . He became converted to the ...
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