A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... fourteenth and fifteenth centuries . Early in the fourteenth century the claims of the popes to control the election of the emperor caused Marsiglio of Padua ( 1270-1340 ) , a great mediaeval writer on political theory , to bring forth ...
... fourteenth and fifteenth centuries . Early in the fourteenth century the claims of the popes to control the election of the emperor caused Marsiglio of Padua ( 1270-1340 ) , a great mediaeval writer on political theory , to bring forth ...
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... fourteenth cen- tury another bishop issued instructions to his clergy in which he said : Since many ignorant and unlettered men , to the peril of their own souls , usurp the pastoral office , we enjoin our own officials together with ...
... fourteenth cen- tury another bishop issued instructions to his clergy in which he said : Since many ignorant and unlettered men , to the peril of their own souls , usurp the pastoral office , we enjoin our own officials together with ...
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... fourteenth century . In Germany , religion became much more an inward devotion than an outward sign , and numerous sects of mystics developed , such as the Friends of God . The father of mysticism in the Netherlands was Jan van ...
... fourteenth century . In Germany , religion became much more an inward devotion than an outward sign , and numerous sects of mystics developed , such as the Friends of God . The father of mysticism in the Netherlands was Jan van ...
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THE PROTESTANT REVOLT | 1 |
Effect of the Wealth of the Church | 21 |
Political Causes of the Revolt | 28 |
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