History of European morals from Augustus to Charlemagne / by William Edward Hartpole Lecky.
Material type:
- 170.94 L495, 1955
- BJ71 .L4 1955a
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Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences | Kolekcja Feliksa Grossa | GRO L (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not for loan | Na okładce odręczne notatki |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part I : 1. The natural history of morals : Division of moral theories ; The utilitarian school ; Intuitive school ; Diversities of moral judgment ; Development of moral feelings -- 2. The pagan empire : Epicureanism ; Stoicism ; Growth of cosmopolitan spirit ; Eclectic moralists ; Corruption of society ; Oriental religions ; Neoplatonism -- 3. The conversion of Rome : Popular errors and theories concerning the conversion of Rome ; History of the persecutions.
Part II : 4. From Constantine to Charlemagne : Christianity, the sense of sanctity of life and universal brotherhood ; The growth of asceticism ; Decline of civic virtues ; Monachism and the intellectual virtues ; Monasteries as receptacles of learning ; Moral condition of Western Europe ; Growth of military and aristocratic spirit ; Consecration of secular rank -- 5. The position of women : Women in savage life ; The courtesans ; Roman public opinion ; Christian influence and feminine virtues.
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