ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.

THE RISE, PROGRESS, AND VARIATION OF CHURCH POWER ARE CONSIDERED IN THEIR
CONNEXION WITH THE STATE OF LEARNING AND PHILOSOPHY,

AND

The Political History of Europe during that period:

BY JOHN LAWRENCE MOSHEIM, D. D.,

CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GOTTINGEN.

TRANSLATED FROM THE LATIN,

AND ACCOMPANIED WITH NOTES AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES,

BY ARCHIBALD MACLAINE, D. D.

TO WHICH IS ADDED, AN ACCURATE INDEX.

A NEW EDITION, IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR THOMAS TEGG AND SON,

73, CHEAPSIDE;

R. GRIFFIN AND CO., GLASGOW; TEGG AND CO., DUBLIN; AND J. AND S. A. TEGG

SYDNEY AND HOBART TOWN.

1838.