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FROM JUSTINIAN TO LUTHER
AD 518—1517
BY
LEIGHTON PULLAN
PREFACE
THE purpose of these lectures is to exhibit some pictures of the growth of Christendom, both ecclesiastical and civil, during the Middle Ages. They are neither strictly theological nor apologetic, but they necessarily touch upon many questions of theology, and they are written with the belief that the communion of saints is a great reality. To some readers their omissions may appear to be culpable and their repetitions to be irksome. But I hope that others will consider that the method which I have adopted makes each lecture more intelligible than it might otherwise have proved to be.
April, 1930. L. P.
II. B: St. COLUMBA. St. AGUSTINE
III. A :The Church of the
Greeks, AD 610-968
III. B: THE ICONOCLAST STRUGGLE
IV. A: The English Church. St. Wilfrid and Theodore
V. A: CLOVIS, KING OF THE FRANKS V. B: St WILIBRORD, St WYNFRITH AND THE MEROVINGIANS
VI. Catholicism and Nationalism
in the Ninth Century
VII. The Slavs and their
Missions
VIII. Rome and Germany: East and West separate XII. The Three Religions
in Spain
XIV. Boniface VIII and the Babylonish Captivity XV. Teutons, Poles, and Russians XVIII. The Renaissance and Religion
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