A History of the Papacy from the Great Schism to the Sack of Rome, 第 5 巻Longmans, Green, and Company, 1911 |
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50 ページ - The exceptional infamy that attaches to Alexander VI. is largely due to the fact that he did not add hypocrisy to his other vices. But however much his own times may have forgotten that there was any meaning in the position of Head of the Christian Church, it is impossible for after times to adopt the same forgetfulness.
149 ページ - ... Pope and a dissipated Cardinal had not furnished matter for the worst insinuations. The revolting charges which have been heaped upon Julius II. recoil on the scandal-mongers of the time, and are, no doubt, the echo of their talk, but their truth is extremely doubtful.
194 ページ - He was more than mere patron of art; he provided great artists with great opportunities. He did not merely employ great artists; he impressed them with a sense of his own greatness, and called out all that was strongest and noblest in then: own nature.
190 ページ - Giulio pass6 da questa vita presente, la cui vita quanto sia stata laudabile et onorevole alia Sedia Apostolica ea tutta la Cristianita, e la sua morte quanto sia perniciosa, mai dire si potria, e quanto abbia esultato la Chiesa di Dio e le citta, quale lui ha ricuperato alia prefata Sede Ap. che a tutto il mondo e noto. Arch. Stor. Ital., I Serie, XVI., 2, 263. aside this and similar ebullitions of party hatred, there is no doubt that the verdict pronounced by many serious historians on Julius II.
202 ページ - Seated in an arm-chair, with head bent downwards, the Pope is in deep thought. His furrowed brow and his deep-sunk eyes tell of energy and decision. The down-drawn corners of his mouth betoken constant dealings with the world. Raffaelle has caught the momentary repose of a restless and passionate spirit, and has shown all the grace and beauty which are to be found in the sense of force repressed and power at rest. He sets before us Julius II. as a man resting from his labours, and brings out all...
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276 ページ - You are wise, and of your wisdom can understand that no general expedition against the Turk will ever be undertaken so long as such treachery prevails amongst the Christian powers that their sole thought is to destroy one another '.2 It is small blame to Leo X.
276 ページ - My lord ambassador, you are sage, and of your prudence may comprehend that no general expedition against the Turks will ever be effected so long as such treachery prevails amongst the Christian powers, that their sole thought is to destroy one another . . ." (Rawdon Brown, ed., Four Years at the Court of Henry Vlll, 2 vols., London, 1854, II, 57).
9 ページ - Hi., 21. rejoice,' wrote Peter Delphinus, General of the Camaldolensians, ' that the Christian religion does not lack the testimony of pious minds, especially in these times of failing faith and depravity of morals.