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48 EPICTETUS. heathen teacher comes from the lips of the infant Church : Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ by whom also we have access by faith into this : grace wherein we stand, and rejoice in hope of the glory of God. And not only so, but we glory in tribulations also : knowing that tribulation worketh patience and ; patience experience and ; experience hope : and hope maketh not ashamed because the love of God is shed abroad ; in our hearts by the Holy Ghost, which is given unto us.
III. MARCUS AURELIUS, AND THE APPROXIMATION OF THE HEATHEN TO THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS.
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- TS STOICS AND SAINTS LECTURES OX
Page 9 and 10: CONTENTS. LECTURE 1. ATER AGE or GR
Page 11: I. THE LATER AGE OF GEEEK PHILOSOPH
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Page 32 and 33: 22 LATER GREEK PHILOSOPHY. The eye
Page 34 and 35: 24 LATER GREEK PHILOSOPHY. the Epic
Page 36 and 37: 26 LATER GREEK PHILOSOPHY. affairs.
Page 39 and 40: II. EPICTETUS AND THE LAST EFFOET O
Page 41 and 42: THE STOIC IDEA OF GOD. 31 things re
Page 43 and 44: THE STOIC EXCLUSIVENESS. 33 that St
Page 45 and 46: STOICISM AT ROME. 35 knowable ; and
Page 47 and 48: THE ETHICS OF STOICISM. 37 was rega
Page 49 and 50: SENECA AS STOIC. 39 many disciples
Page 51 and 52: THE DIVINE FATHERHOOD. 41 was noble
Page 53 and 54: RESTEICTED IDEA OF FATHERHOOD. 43 a
Page 55 and 56: STOIC LIMITATIONS. 45 strength of s
Page 57: THE NOTE OF DESPAIR. 47 others, but
Page 62 and 63: 52 MARC QS AURELIUS. of his bitter
Page 64 and 65: 54 MARCUS AURELIUS. furnish instruc
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Page 68 and 69: 58 MARCUS AUEEL1US. was making the
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Page 78 and 79: 68 MARCUS AUEELIUS. These extracts
Page 81: IV. WHY COULD NOT THE STOIC REGENER
Page 84 and 85: 74 THE STOIC FAILURE. like the idea
Page 86 and 87: 76 THE STOIC FAILURE. Consolation o
Page 88 and 89: 78 THE STOIC FAILURE. Christian utt
Page 90 and 91: 80 THE STOIC FAILURE. The Eoman Chu
Page 92 and 93: THE STOIC FAILURE. a man was conver
Page 94 and 95: 84 THE STOIC FAILURE. It must be re
Page 96 and 97: 86 THE STOIC FAILURE. not to cultur
Page 98 and 99: 88 THE STOIC FAILURE. as to what wa
Page 100 and 101: 90 THE STOIC FAILURE. pining, and w
Page 102 and 103: 92 THE STOIC FAILURE. The world whi
Page 105 and 106: V. THE MONASTIC SYSTEM, AND ITS EEL
Page 107 and 108: FANATICISM OF EARLY ASCETICS. 97 In
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MEDIEVAL SAINTHOOD ASCETIC. 99 had,
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A TRUE CHRISTIAN SOCIETY. 101 The f
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STARTLING PHRASES IN THE GOSPELS. 1
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ROOT IDEA OF MONASTICISM. 105 loves
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ORIENTAL ASCETICISM. 107 even so di
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THE MONACHISM OF THE WEST. 109 and
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BENEDICT OF NURSIA. Ill France, wer
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THE BENEDICTINE RULE. 113 believe i
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DEBT OF AGRICULTURE TO THE MONKS. 1
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BENEDICTINE OBEDIENCE. 117 their re
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CRITICISM OF THE RULE. 119 with the
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THE MONKS AND THE CHURCH. 121 sanct
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THE WORK OF BONIFACE. 123 the high
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THE UNITY OF CHRISTENDOM. 125 It mu
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FUNCTION OF THE CHURCH. 127 in hist
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SOCIAL INFLUENCE OF THE MONKS. 129
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THE MONKS AND HUMAN AFFECTIONS. 131
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THE MONKS AND PATRIOTISM. 133 tende
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LEARNING IN THE MONASTERIES. 135 me
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SUMMARY. 137 tempting theme : how t
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VI. ST. BERNARD, THE MONASTIC SAINT
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142 ST. BERNARD. Little dreamed Inn
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144 ST. BERNARD. honestly no doubt,
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146 ST. BERNARD. bringing in more s
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148 ST. BERNARD. will of its head.
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150 ST. BERNARD. that a man must ha
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152 ST. BERNARD. spicuous courage i
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154 ST. BERNARD. vaulx, and died in
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156 ST. BERNARD. in his own noble m
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158 ST. BERNARD. weight was entirel
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160 ST. BERNARD. entered a church t
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162 ST. BERNARD. of the era, he was
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164 ST. BERNARD. It is not possible
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166 ST. BERNARD. hope, our portion,
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168 ST. BERNARD. vision which was b
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170 ST. BERNARD. the persecution of
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VII. ST. THOMAS OF CANTERBURY; THE
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POWER OF THE SAINTLY IDEA. 175 hair
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INDEPENDENCE OF THE CHURCH. 177 chu
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" POWER OF THE BISHOPS. 179 te
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THE POINT AT ISSUE. 181 the whole e
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A POSSIBLE SOLUTION. 183 hierarchic
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, as HIS BIRTH AND EDUCATION. 185 h
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* APPOINTED CHANCELLOR. 187 father
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favour with all classes ; clergy, k
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THE GREAT TRANSFORMATION. 191 can b
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THE POWERFUL ECCLESIASTIC. 193 desi
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REFORM OF CHURCH ABUSES. 195 the wh
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THE STRUGGLE WITH THE KING. 197 ser
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THE GAIN FOR ENGLAND. . 199 which m
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VIII. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, AND TH
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POWER OF THE SAINTLY LIFE. 205 Prim
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GROWTH OF THE POPULAR ELEMENT. 207
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VII. ST. THOMAS OF CANTERBURY; THE
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YOUTHFUL CHARACTERISTICS. 211 thriv
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HIS FIRST VISION. 213 The night aft
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FURY OF HIS FATHER. 215 is wholly f
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HE ACCEPTS HIS VOCATION. 217 The ne
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BIRTH OF THE MENDICANT ORDER. 219 s
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THE POPE AND THE MENDICANT. 221 whi
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THE RULE OF INNOCENT III. 223 writt
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PREACHERS OF PURE CHRISTIANITY. 225
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SINCERITY AND SIMPLICITY. 227 Pover
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VISIT TO THE SULTAN. 229 and dignit
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REPORTED MIRACLES. 231 broken man b
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WELCOME DEATH. 233 his sister the w
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IX. ST. LOUIS OF FRANCE : THE SAINT
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CONSECRATION OF THE NATIONAL LIFE.
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IDEA OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE. 241
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HARMONY OF OPPOSING FORCES. 243 usu
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KEIGN OF PHILIP AUGUSTUS. 245 and t
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ELEVATION OF THE SECULAR LIFE. 247
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v* INFLUENCE OF THE CRUSADES. 249 t
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JOINVILLK S LIFE OF THE KING. 251 I
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CHARACTER OF HIS MOTHER. 253 belief
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PASSIONATE LOVE OF JUSTICE. 255 wit
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A SYLVAN JUSTICIAE. 2oY travel home
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" " HE RESISTS UNJUST CLA
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" HIS COURTESY. 261 and then t
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LAST CRUSADE AND DEATH. 263 was vai
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X. JOHN WYCLIF, REFORMATION. AND TH
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FALL OF BONIFACE VIII. 269 offering
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PREPARATION FOR WYCLIF s WORK. 271
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CORRUPTIONS OF THE CHURCH. 273 4 It
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PAPAL RAPACITY. 275 But it were any
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ADVENT OF WYCLIF. 277 In curious wa
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DENUNCIATION OF THE FRIARS. 279 a s
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EXACTIONS OF ROME. 281 because its
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DEFENCE OF THE EIGHTS OF THE CROWN.
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CONSTANT APPEAL TO THE SCRIPTURES.
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CITED ON CHARGES OF HERESY. 287 Ear
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TRANSLATION OF THE BIBLE. 289 great
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PERMANENCE OF HIS WORK. 291 are wro
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to INDEX. Abelard, Peter of, 116, 1
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INDEX. 295 family, seq. ; Papal Nic
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