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Letters,^1329 one hundred and thirty in number. They prove the high position he occupied, for his correspondents are the greate ...

the foundation of interpretation.^1339 To such a man the views of Paschasius Radbertus upon the Lord’s Supper could have no attr ...

the monastic virtues, and so successfully that he soon won an enviable reputation for ascetic piety and learning. He was well re ...

Epistle to Frudegard^1348 on the same subject have already been handled at length in this volume.^1349 His treatise on The birth ...

the younger monks. The book on faith is remarkable for its statement that faith precedes knowledge, thus antedating the scholast ...

the Bald frequently appealed to his judgment, and the archbishop of Rheims gave over to him the defense of the Roman Church agai ...

Four books upon the Greeks’ indictment of the Roman Church.^1373 Like the former work, it was written by request. In 967 Photiu ...

Finally Jacques Boileau (Paris, 1712) set all doubt at rest, and the book is now accepted as a genuine production of Ratramnus. ...

churchmen. After his ordination as priest in 844, Charles the Bald gave him the oversight of the abbeys of St. Mary’s, at Compie ...

Pious, Charles the Bald and Carloman were friendly. He crowned several queens of the Carolingian family, and in 869 Charles the ...

of those of the unfortunate Gottschalk. The cause he defended was a just and noble one, and his failure to stem the tide setting ...

Augustin, and Gregory the Great are its sources. Its twenty-three chapters are distributed by Hincmar himself^1398 under three h ...

V. Miscellaneous. 1. Exposition of Psalm civ. 17.^1407 In the Vulgate the second clause of the verse reads, "the nest of the sto ...

Remigius.^1411 The object of these two books is not to produce history or criticism, but an edifying work and to exalt the churc ...

Geschichte der Lehre von der Dreieinigkeit, II. 263–344. Dorner: Gesch. d. Lehre v. d. Person Christi, II. 344–359. Neander, III ...

Besides the treatise upon Predestination and the translation of Dionysius, already discussed,^1423 Scotus Erigena wrote: A tran ...

the Divine image.^1434 Nature is divided into four species: (1) that which creates and is not created, (2) that which is created ...

arrangement, and his life (i.e. the Holy Spirit) in their constant motion.^1446 God is therefore an essence in three substances. ...

the sensuous and intelligible, and is itself the substance of things.^1458 So all nature is created in man, and subsists in him, ...

b. The return of all things to God considered according to their temporal principles, or the doctrine of salvation. There are on ...