Beacon Lights of History, Volume 04 - Imperial Antiquity by John Lord
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Death of Theodosius
Division of the Empire between his two sons Renewed incursions of the Goths,--Alaric; Stilicho Fall of Rome; Genseric and the Vandals Second sack of Rome Reflections on the Fall of the Western Empire Authorities LEO THE GREAT. FOUNDATION OF THE PAPACY. Leo the Great,--founder of the Catholic Empire General aim of the Catholic Church The Church the guardian of spiritual principles Theocratic aspirations of the Popes Origin of ecclesiastical power; the early Popes Primacy of the Bishop of Rome Necessity for some higher claim after the fall of Rome Early life of Leo Elevation to the Papacy; his measures; his writings His persecution of the Manicheans Conservation of the Faith by Leo Intercession with the barbaric kings; Leo's intrepidity Desolation of Rome Designs and thoughts of Leo The _jus divinum_ principle; state of Rome when this principle was advocated Its apparent necessity |
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