Military and religious life in the Middle Ages and at the period of the Renaissance (1870)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Bickers & Son · leaf 497
great progress; it was adopted and supported by severalemperors, it spread throughout Europe, and, in spite of the authority ofcouncils, and the efforts of popes and bishops, it seemed destined to lay 398 HERESIES. the foundation of a new Christianity in which the divinity of Christ wasto find no… … Fig. 307.—Orthodoxy surrounded by the Snares of Heresy.—Boniface Simoneta (1470 to 1500),Abbot of San Stefano del Corno (diocese of Cremona), calling God to his aid in order thathis work may be more efficaciously wrought, . . . and desiring above all things to speakreason and equity.—Fac-simile of…
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