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...an Catholicism, in my opinion at least. ‘All has been given by Thee to the Pope,’ they say, ‘and all, therefore, is still in the Pope’s hands, and the... ... movement. Who knows, there may have been some such even among the Ro- man Popes. Who knows, perhaps the spirit of that accursed old man who loves man...

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...32 Boswell’s Life of Johnson ers, he was asked by Mr. Jorden, to translate Pope’s Messiah into Latin verse, as a Christ- mas exercise. He performed it... ...of his Col- lege, and, indeed, of all the University. It is said, that Mr. Pope expressed himself con- cerning it in terms of strong approbation. Dr. ... ...May, 1738; and it is remarkable, that it came out on the same morning with Pope’s satire, entitled ‘1738;’ so that England had at once its Juvenal and... ...uz of the literary circles was ‘here is an unknown poet, greater even than Pope.’ And it is recorded in the Gentleman’s Magazine of that year, that it... ...support which he gave to his London, though unacquainted with its authour. Pope, who then filled the poetical throne with- out a rival, it may reasona... ... covered only that his name was Johnson, and that he was some obscure man, Pope said; ‘he will soon be deterre.’ We shall presently see, from a note w... ... ‘he will soon be deterre.’ We shall presently see, from a note written by Pope, that he was him- self afterwards more successful in his inquiries tha... ...in the literary world, it was then thought too great a favour to be asked. Pope, without any knowledge of him but from his London, recommended him to ... ...ould have attained to great eminence. 54 Boswell’s Life of Johnson As Mr. Pope’s note concerning Johnson, al- luded to in a former page, refers both ...

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...dation of their religion, those take in also traditions and the decrees of Popes and of these together make the rule of their religion; and thus the C...

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...th of Nations tion of churchmen. They were founded by the authority of the pope; and were so entirely under his immediate protection, that their membe... ...h only he could expect preferment. Through the greater part of Europe, the pope gradually drew to himself, first the collation of almost all bishopric... ... tendency, were established in other parts of Europe. But the power of the pope, in the collation of the great benefices of the church, seems, before ... ...tholic country. In all the disputes which their sovereign has had with the pope, they have almost constantly taken part with the 658 The Wealth of Na... ... monarchy, the clergy of France appear to have been as much devoted to the pope as those of any other country. When Robert, the second prince of the C... ...bishop of Upsal, enabled Gustavus Vasa to expel them both from Sweden. The pope favoured the tyrant and the archbishop, and Gustavus Vasa found no dif... ...of Denmark, where his conduct had rendered him as odious as in Sweden. The pope, however, was still disposed to favour him; and Frederic of Holstein, ... ...he magistrates of Berne and Zurich, who had no particular quarrel with the pope, established with great ease the reformation in their respective canto...

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... classic models, .but give no hint of the author of a new style in poetry. Pope’s youthful pieces have all the sing-song, wholly unrelieved by the gli... ...ication. A school-boy, one would say, might acquire the regular see-saw of Pope merely by an asso- ciation with the motion of the play-ground tilt. Mr...

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... what fine stuff between whiles. (11) Right with Collins. (12) Right about Pope’s Ode. But what can you give? The dying Christian? or one of his inimi... ...e upon my shoulders, at least carry him bravely like Symonds and Alexander Pope. I begin to take a pride in that hope. I shall be much interested to s...

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...ith a smile. ‘Consider for example the Tinctura Physicorum, which neither Pope nor Emperor could buy with all his wealth. It was one of the greatest ...

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...where some have got more than is sufficient while others have not enough. The Pope’s Homers would soon get properly distributed. — “Nec bella fuerunt, ...

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... not possible. Could King Bomba have welcomed Garibaldi to Naples? Can the Pope shake hands with Victor Emmanuel? Could the En- glish have surrendered...

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... are part of the life of our great nation. A President is neither prince nor pope, and I don’t seek a window on men’s souls. In fact, I yearn for a gr...

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...ir beauties as he ought, and you have received every assurance of his admiring Pope no more than is proper. But how is your acquaintance to be long su...

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... was a poor circumstance. He was called Lackland. He gave his realm to the Pope. Let him have seventeen squares of yellow paper. (Image not available... ...od many thousand years ago. His birthday was November 1883. He was once a Pope. He lived at the time of the Rebellion of Worms. Julius Caesar is not... ...on, Samuel Johnson, Fielding, Richardson, Sterne, Smollett, De Foe, Locke, Pope, Swift, Goldsmith, Burns, Cowper, Wordsworth, Gibbon, Byron, Coleridge... ...ore Henry’s time some forecasts of the Lord’s purposes were furnished by a pope, who per ceived, by certain perfectly trustworthy signs furnished by ...

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...ircumstances combined to make the Austrian princes zeal- ous supporters of popery. Spain and Italy, from 11 Friedrich Schiller which Austria derived ... ...en- ated for ever the affections of his subjects, and a defection from the Pope would have cost him the kingdom. A Spanish prince had no alter- native... ...s, moreover, the rival pretensions of France, and the neighbourhood of the Pope, were motives suffi- cient to prevent the Emperor from declaring in fa... ...o many concurring motives must have determined the emperors to the side of popery, and how their own interests came to be intimately in- terwoven with... ... princes of this house came to be regarded by all Europe as the pillars of popery. The hatred, therefore, which the Prot- estants bore against the lat... ...stants among themselves, with little in unison save their common hatred to popery. The Protestants of this date bore but slight resemblance to those w... ...y to have thrown away much of the advantage acquired by their rejection of popery. Common complaints of the Romish hierarchy, and of ecclesiastical ab... ...ed; by the disgraceful subterfuge of the Romish princes, who held that the Pope had power to relieve them from the obligation of the most solemn oaths... ...r oppression. The arrival of an ambassador, an extraordinary legate of the Pope, a conference of princes, ev- ery unusual incident, must, it was thoug...

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... Ware so high even as at One to a Hundred (which, considering the Wages of a Pope, Russian Autocrat, or English Game Preserver, is probably not far fr... ...treacherous, perhaps traitorous Eavesdroppings. Of Lord Byron, therefore, of Pope Pius, Emperor Tarakwang, and the “White Water roses” (Chi nese Carb... ...he falsest and basest; neither is it doubtful that his Canonicals, were they Popes’ Tiaras, will one day be torn from him, to make bandages for the wo... ... some Angel of Doom, summons them from the four winds! On his head, like the Pope, he has three Hats,—a real triple tiara; on OLD CLOTHES 155 either ... ...verance: for Luther it was as yet hot enough to stand by that burning of the Pope’s Bull; V oltaire could not warm himself at the glimmering ashes, bu...

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...hind you, the follies and the crimes, the plunder and the waste—the wicked Pope, the monster most of all, whom so many of the volumes in your family l... ...making one’s bath aromatic. No one before him, never—not even the infamous Pope—had so sat up to his neck in such a bath. It showed for that matter ho... ...d usually best recover—the way that there above all, where the princes and popes had been before him, his divination of his faculty had gone to his he... ...here sometimes for days together there were twenty others like him; but no pope, no prince of them all had read a richer meaning, he believed, into th... ... know—could n’t know without having been one’s self a personage; whether a Pope, a King, a President, a Peer, a General, or just a beautiful Author. B... ...n carrying about with her like a precious medal—not exactly blessed by the Pope—suspended round her neck. She had come back, however this might be, to... ...lden personal nature of you—blest by a greater power I think even than the Pope—that you’ve never consentingly shown me. I’m not sure you’ve ever cons...

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...hat I might finally have a festival for myself once more, as becometh an old pope and church-father: for know it, that I am the last pope!—a festival ... ... at him who stood before him. Zarathustra however seized the hand of the old pope and regarded it a long while with admiration. “Lo! thou venerable on... ... and penetrated with his glances the thoughts and arrear-thoughts of the old pope. At last the latter began: “He who most loved and possessed him hath... ...e it;—that his love to man became his hell, and at last his death?”— The old pope however did not answer, but looked aside timidly, with a painful and... ..., and that he went curious ways.” “To speak before three eyes,” said the old pope cheerfully (he was blind of one eye), “in divine matters I am more e... ...will-weary, and one day he suffocated of his all-too-great pity.”— “Thou old pope,” said here Zarathustra interposing, “hast thou seen that with thine... ... be a fool, better to be God oneself!’” —”What do I hear!” said then the old pope, with intent ears; “O Zarathustra, thou art more pious than thou bel... ...e day: the king on the right and the king on the left, the old magician, the pope, the voluntary beggar, the shadow, the intellectually conscientious ... ...hat old magician given us of his worst for our good, and lo! the good, pious pope there hath tears in his eyes, and hath quite embarked again upon the...

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...y wonders at the long-suffering or blindness of the crowned heads. Now the Pope’s turn has come and Bonaparte doesn’t scruple to depose the head of th... ...night, and there out of five ladies three were Roman Catholics and had the Pope’s indulgence for doing woolwork on Sundays. And they themselves sit th... ...d now been admitted to the true Catholic Church and that in a few days the Pope himself would hear of her and would send her a certain document. All t... ...it a favor that this man receives a daughter the Caesars into his bed; the Pope, the guardian of all that the nations hold sacred, utilizes religion f... ...monu- ments have remained: kings, ministers, generals, authors, reformers, popes, and journalists, to the extent to which in their opinion these perso... ...he deliverance of Jerusalem— had been clearly defined by historic leaders. Popes, kings, and knights incited the peoples to free the Holy Land; but th...

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...ricles, for the embellishment of the statue of Minerva. **** P Worn by the popes. * Madame de Maintenon. ** Duchess of Marlborough. *** Madame de Pomp... ...in wars of ambition, till, becoming an object to the other Italian states, Pope Julius II. found means to accomplish that formidable 26 The Federalis...

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..., when my services for the State were about closed. Brigadier-General John Pope was stationed at Springfield, as United States mustering officer, all ... ...en I was a citizen of that city. I had been three years at West Point with Pope and had served with him a short time during the Mexican war, under Gen... ...try. Going home for a day or two soon after this conversation with General Pope, I wrote from Galena the following letter to the Adjutant-General of t... ... LOGAN—MARCH TO MISSOURI—MOVEMENT AGAINST HAR- RIS AT FLORIDA, MO.—GENERAL POPE IN COMMAND—STATIONED AT MEXICO, MO. WHILE I WAS ABSENT from the State ... ...River bridge I was ordered with my regiment to the town of Mexico. General Pope was then commanding the district embracing all of the State of Missour... ...of April and immediately assumed command in the field. On the 21st General Pope arrived with an army 30,000 strong, fresh from the capture of Island N... ...mies: the Army of the Ohio, Buell commanding; the Army of the Mississippi, Pope commanding; and the Army of the Ten- nessee. His orders divided the co... ...Wallace’s divisions. Buell commanded the centre, the Army of the Ohio; and Pope the left wing, the Army of the Mississippi. I was named second in comm... ...ps at Pittsburg landing after the battle of Shiloh. In fact the arrival of Pope should not have been awaited. There was no time from the battle of Shi...

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...n Rogers of her own to take the place of that wor- thy in the Primer. “The Pope of Rome has given orders for a new St. Bartholomew!” cried others. “We... ... idolatrous forms of English Episcopacy; so that, when Laud shall kiss the Pope’s toe, as cardinal of Rome, he may deliver New England, bound hand and... ...shout, soldiers and people!—in honor of the ensign of New England. Neither Pope nor Tyrant hath part in it now!” With a cry of triumph, the people gav...

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...d now been admitted to the true Catholic Church and that in a few days the Pope himself would hear of her and would send her a certain document. All t...

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...s of old Europe have entered into a holy alliance to exorcise this spectre—Pope and Czar, Metternich and Guizot, French Radicals and German police- sp...

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...s feet, and kissing his unfashionable shoe-ties as if he were a Protestant Pope. She was not in the least teaching Mr. Casaubon to ask if he were good... ...the Unitarian brewer jested about the Athanasian Creed, Dr. Minchin quoted Pope’s “Essay on Man.” He objected to the rather free style of anecdote in ... ...; he should have it quite pat, cut out as neatly as a set of couplets from Pope. Embarking would be easy, but the vision of open sea that might come a... ...thing; for, unhappily, the pat opening had slipped away—even couplets from Pope may be but “fallings from us, vanishings,” when fear clutches us, and ...

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...ls at puberty may find The first Adam in their thought, Shut the door of the Pope’s chapel, Keep those children out. There on that scaffolding reclines ...

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...he chapter from which I a moment ago made quotations. When speaking of the Pope’s authority, Rodriguez writes:— “Saint Ignatius said, when general of ... ...atholic manuals, best of all in the innumerable text-books published since Pope Leo’s Encyclical recommending the study of Saint Thomas. I glance firs... ...nglo-Saxon communi- ties is a little hard to account for. Reaction against popery is of course the historic explanation, for in popery confession went...

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...till the first rude emanations of his ge- nius, like the nursery rhymes of Pope, could these be recov- ered, will be dear to the companions of Dick Ti...

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...eeping assertion, not much to the credit of the sex, if true, though he has Pope to back him. ‘‘Come, Chips, cheer up like a man, and take some hot m...