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_Eur. Morals_, I, 414, 417. [462] Hansen, _Zauberwahn_, etc., 227. [463] _N. Y. Times_, January 9, 1898. [464] Lea, _Inquis._, II, 373. [465] Friedmann, _Wahnideen im Voelkerleben_, 207. [466] _Ibid._, 209. [467] Gibbon, Chap. XXI. [468] Lecky, _Eur. Morals_, I, 391. [469] _Antiq._, XVIII, 1. [470] Regnard, _Sorcellerie_, etc. [471] Harnack, _Dogmengesch._ (3rd ed.), I, 319. [472] Jastrow and Winter, _Gesch. d. Hohenstaufen_, II, 241. [473] Scherr, _Deutsche Kultur und Sittengesch._, 183. [474] Mayer, _Oesterreich_, I, 156. [475] Pietschmann, _Phoenizier_, 223 note. [476] Hopkins, _Religions of India_, 537. [477] Monier-Williams, _Brahmanism and Hinduism_, 55. [478] Wilkins, _Modern Hinduism_, 90. [479] Rockhill, _Through Mongolia and Tibet_, 135. [480] Lecky, _Eur. Morals_, II, 329. [481] Lea, _Sacerd. Celibacy_, 81. [482] _Ibid._ [483] _Sac. Celib._, 250, 252. [484] _Canon Law_, can. XIII, dist. lvi.; Aquinas, _Sum._, II, 2, qu. 186, art. 4, sec. 3. [485] Lea, _Sac. Celib._, 187. [486] _Ibid._, 213. This is a good example of the change in notions of good arguments (sec. 194). [487] _Ibid._, 244, 249. [488] _Ibid._, 235. [489] _Ibid._, 198. [490] _Ibid._, 326; _Canon Law_, Gratian's Com. on can. I, dist. xxvii. [491] Lea, _Sac. Celib._, 271. [492] _Ibid._, 356. [493] _Ibid._, 350. [494] _Ibid._, 355. [495] _Ibid._, 416. [496] _Ibid._, 209. [497] _Ibid._, 356 ff. [498] D'Ancona, _Orig. del teatro Ital._, II, 73. [499] Deutsch, _Abelard_, 44, 106, 111. [500] Hausrath, _Abelard_, 28, 32. [501] Hall, _Elizabethan Age_, 103. [502] Lea, _Sac. Celib._, 488. [503] _Ibid._, 150. [504] _Della Inquisizione di Venezia_, Opere IV, 51. [505] Symonds, _Renaissance_, I, 372. [506] Lenient, _La satire au M. A._, 41. [507] Winckler, _Gesetze Hammurabis_, 19. [508] _Ibid._, 26. [509] Mueller, _Hammurabi_, 131. [510] Maspero, _Peuples de l'Orient_, III, 666. [511] _Jewish Encyc._, VI, s.v. "Herod I." [512] Suetonius, _Caligula_, 27. [513] _Cod. Theod._, IX, 9. [514] _Cod. Justin._, I, 9. [515] _Cod. Theod._, VI, 2. [516] In 1899 a German officer was condemned to death by a court martial for killing a half-breed subordinate with great t
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