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100 1 $aKnox, Ronald Arbuthnott,$d1888-1957.
245 10 $aEnthusiasm :$ba chapter in the history of religion : with special reference to the XVII and XVIII centuries /$cR.A. Knox.
260 $aOxford :$bClarendon Press,$c1950.
300 $aviii, 622 pages
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 0 $aI. The nature of enthusiasm. -- II. The Corinthians' Letter to St. Paul. -- III. The Montanist challenge. -- IV. Donatist and Circumcellion. -- V. The underworld of the Middle Ages. Note on the descent of the Albigenses. -- VI. The pattern of medieval heresy. -- VII. The Anabaptists and the Reformation. -- VIII. George Fox and seventeenth-century Protestantism. Note on the pre-history of Quakerism. -- IX. Jansenism: the setting. -- X. Jansenism: its genius. -- XI. Quietism: the background. -- XII. Quietism: the doctrine. -- XIII. Malaval, Petrucci, Molinos. -- XIV. Madame Guyon and the battle of the Olympians. Note on Antoinette Bourignon. -- XV. The French prophets. -- XVI. The convulsionaries of Saint-Medard. -- XVII. The Moravian tradition. -- XVIII. A profile of John Wesley. -- XIX. The parting of friends (I). -- XX. The parting of friends (II). -- XXI. Wesley and the religion of experience. -- XXII. Some vagaries of modern revivalism. -- XXIII. The philosophy of enthusiasm. -- Bibliography. -- Index.
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650 4 $aHeresies, Christian.
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