"Correct the portrait by the living face,
Man's God by God's God, in the mind of man."
[73] This is Moneta's view. Moneta's great work is the chief, as it is the only contemporary systematic investigation of Catharism. It was published under the editorship of Augustine Riccheni, Professor at Bologna, at Rome in A.D. 1743. Of Moneta himself we know little. He was born at Cremona, and, fired by the eloquence of the Dominican Friar, Reginald, entered that Order in A.D. 1220, an Order which arose specially to combat Albigensianism. He was appointed Censor of the Faith at Milan, and died some time after A.D. 1240.
INDEX
- A
- Absolution, [53], [66], [71], [79]
- Abstinence, [72]
- Ademar, [32]
- Agobard, [26]
- Alan de Insulis, [48]
- Albi, [5], [41], [47]
- Angels, [34], [51], [64]
- Apocrypha, [10], [12]
- Apostolic Succession, [65]
- Ave Maria, [75]
- B
- Baptism, [31], [36], [43], [45], [53], [57], [60], [62], [67], [70]
- Bernard, [40]
- Bible, [13], [16], [22], [34], [47], [54], [75], [83]
- Bishops, [15], [24], [28], [44], [52], [75]
- Bogomiles, [14]
- Bulgaria, [12]
- C
- Celibacy, [32], [39], [74]
- Charlemagne, [22], [24]
- Christ, [51], [53], [55], [89]
- Confession, [31], [44], [49], [56], [57], [76]
- Consolamentum, [15], [32], [70], [83] seq.
- Conversion, [21]
- Councils, [15], [23], [33], [35], [36], [39], [41], [42], [47]
- Credents, [51], [52], [60], [66] seq.
- Creed, [44], [46]
- Cross, [37], [38], [53], [57]
- Crusaders, [14]