A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... clergy ; and he aimed to separate the clergy from family ties in order that the Church would get their undivided attention . Moreover , it would be easier to control a celibate clergy . Gregory firmly believed that human pride had ...
... clergy ; and he aimed to separate the clergy from family ties in order that the Church would get their undivided attention . Moreover , it would be easier to control a celibate clergy . Gregory firmly believed that human pride had ...
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... clergy . On the theory that they were too much in contact with a vicious world , the Cluniac reformers led many of the secular clergy attached to cathedrals and collegiate churches to imitate certain aspects of monasticism . In the ...
... clergy . On the theory that they were too much in contact with a vicious world , the Cluniac reformers led many of the secular clergy attached to cathedrals and collegiate churches to imitate certain aspects of monasticism . In the ...
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... clergy needed reform , Innocent caused the promulgation of a number of decrees that provided for the correction of abuses in the Church and the reform of the morals of the clergy and laity . He caused the adoption of a resolution that ...
... clergy needed reform , Innocent caused the promulgation of a number of decrees that provided for the correction of abuses in the Church and the reform of the morals of the clergy and laity . He caused the adoption of a resolution that ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
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