Excerpt from L'Eglise Catholique, la Renaissance, le Protestantisme: Conférences Données à l'Institut Catholique, Janvier-Mars 1904
Ainsi, dans vos premières et si intéressantes leçons sur la Renaissance (lesquelles entre parenthèse m'ont appris tant de choses que je ne savais pas, ou remis en mémoire celles que j'avais oubliées), après avoir fait l'éloge de ces papes du xwe siècle qui n'avaient pas craint d'en courager les érudits à remettre en honneur les lettres classiques et les trésors de l'antiquité, vous en avez dési gué au moins deux qui, dépassant par tr0p la mesure du libéralisme intellectuel, ont, accordé leur confiance et même prodigué leurs faveurs à tels de ces humanistes qui avaient prôné sans scrupule dans leurs écrits la maxime fondamentale de la morale épicurienne': Sequere naturam.
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