This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| 13206 | Am I not your mother? 13206 Anthony,"says Athanasius,"became known not by worldly wisdom, nor by any art, but solely by piety, and that this was the gift of God who can deny?" |
| 13206 | Monk,fiercely demands Voltaire,"Monk, what is that profession of thine? |
| 13206 | Whence,he cried,"has this man come to us, wanting to destroy the rule of this monastery? |
| 13206 | Where is the town,cries Montalembert,"which has not been founded or enriched or protected by some religious community? |
| 13206 | Who can describe the carnage of that night? 13206 328 Was the Suppression Justifiable? 13206 : that King Henry was the Supreme Head of the Church? |
| 13206 | Am I to blame for this, That here come those that worship me? |
| 13206 | Are the flowers in the cup? |
| 13206 | Are the ignorance and the filth of the begging friars offensive? |
| 13206 | But does this truth lead the Christian to the monastic method? |
| 13206 | But what does such a conception involve? |
| 13206 | But what was the nature of the office as held by the saint? |
| 13206 | But what was the nature of this British monasticism? |
| 13206 | But, if it be admitted that the marks did appear, as it is not improbable, how shall the phenomenon be explained? |
| 13206 | Christians, will you ever repudiate Calvary? |
| 13206 | Did Rome never adorn men in garments of shame and parade them through streets to be mocked by the populace, and finally burned at the stake? |
| 13206 | Did the commissioners take a few altar- cloths and decorate their horses? |
| 13206 | Did the monastic institution command the unanimous approval of the church from the outset? |
| 13206 | Does the new age demand liberty? |
| 13206 | Does the new age reject monastic seclusion? |
| 13206 | For whom do we carry arms? |
| 13206 | How is this? |
| 13206 | How is your king called?" |
| 13206 | How long must we refrain from driving these detestable monks out of Rome? |
| 13206 | How long wilt thou remain in the shadow of roofs, and in the smoky dungeons of cities? |
| 13206 | If this be, Can I work miracles and not be saved?" |
| 13206 | Is Protestantism a curse or a blessing? |
| 13206 | Is dinner ready? |
| 13206 | Is it rational when danger is on every side, to remain where it is the greatest?" |
| 13206 | Is it shameful to follow them, and are we not rather disgraced by not following them?" |
| 13206 | Is the pavement swept? |
| 13206 | Is the sofa smooth? |
| 13206 | Loyalty? |
| 13206 | Patrick, St., 122; labors in Ireland, 123; was he a Romanist? |
| 13206 | Potitianus, a young officer of rank, read the life of Anthony, and cried to his fellow- soldier:"Tell me, I pray thee, whither all our labors tend? |
| 13206 | Richard Bagot, a Catholic, in a recent article on the question,"Will England become Catholic?" |
| 13206 | Tell me, pray, amid all this, is there room for the thought of God?" |
| 13206 | The churchmen argued:"If he plunders the monasteries, will not his next step be to plunder the churches?" |
| 13206 | The problem is reduced to this, Was the Reformation desirable? |
| 13206 | To her piteous entreaties, they said:"Why do you, who are already stricken with age, pour forth such cries and lamentations?" |
| 13206 | To what shall the development of the community system be attributed? |
| 13206 | Together they converse of things human and divine, Paul, close to the dust of the grave, asks, Are new houses springing up in ancient cities? |
| 13206 | Was the self- renunciation of Jesus like that of the ascetics, with their ecstasies and self- punishments? |
| 13206 | Were not the Bibles burned in France, in Germany, in Spain, in Holland, in England, dear to the hearts of the reformers? |
| 13206 | Were the altar- cloths dear to Catholic hearts? |
| 13206 | Were the charges against the monks true? |
| 13206 | What am I? |
| 13206 | What are harmful indulgences? |
| 13206 | What can be our greatest hope in the palace but to be friend to the Emperor? |
| 13206 | What do we seek? |
| 13206 | What dost thou in the world, my brother, with thy soul greater than the world? |
| 13206 | What government directs the world? |
| 13206 | What hast thou been hearing? |
| 13206 | What is it I can have done to merit this? |
| 13206 | What is it to keep the body in subjection? |
| 13206 | What is it to love the world? |
| 13206 | What is the name of your province?" |
| 13206 | What must one do to deny self? |
| 13206 | What tears are equal to its agony? |
| 13206 | What was the effect upon the mind of the thoughtful? |
| 13206 | What will you say now? |
| 13206 | When it was a pageant, a ritualism, an arm of the state, a vain philosophy, a superstition, a formula, how could it save, if ever so dominant? |
| 13206 | When shall this be?" |
| 13206 | Where is the church which owes not to them a patron, a relic, a pious and popular tradition? |
| 13206 | Why do we not stone them or hurl them into the Tiber? |
| 13206 | Will you be loyal to Beelzebub? |
| 13206 | Will you''make a covenant with Death and Hell''? |
| 13206 | Would England and the world be better off under the sway of medieval religion than under the influence of modern Protestantism? |
| 13206 | Writing to the king, he said:"Man is against you; God is against you; the universe is against you; what can you look for but destruction?" |
| 13206 | You welcome beasts, why not a man? |
| 13206 | _ Disorders and Oppositions_ But was there no protest against the progress of these ascetic teachings? |
| 13206 | _ Henry''s Disposal of Monastic Revenues_ What use did Henry make of the revenues that fell into his hands? |
| 13206 | is there any of you halt or maim''d? |