Sanctis, L: Rome, Christian and Papal -

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Résumé :
Excerpt from Rome, Christian and Papal: Sketches of Its Religious Monuments and Ecclesiastical Hierarchy, With Notices of the Jesuits and the Inquisition

IT is at Rome, and not elsewhere, that Popery Should be studied. Books give but a false and incomplete idea of it: in them we meet with.only the Popery of the Middle Ages, or the poetical Popery of Chateau briand. As developed in Protestant countries, we find the system of Bossuet - a Popery less superstitious, and perhaps less intolerant, until, at last, it becomes the ruling power.

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