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SCHOLARSHIP FOR MODERN HISTORY ETC 349 What do you gather from these books- As to the sources of man's knowledge As to the distinction between reason and under- standing ii between appetite and will As to the origin of political society Man doth seek triple perfection Explain this sen- tence and show how far each form of this perfection is attainahle in this life State distinctly what Hooker asserts as to the authority of Scripture and compare it with the teaching of the Church of Rome on the one side and with that of his Puritan opponents on the other What are the four texts discussed in Book II as bearing on the question of the sufficiency of Scripture as rule of civil and ecclesiastical government State briefly the answer which Hooker gives to the Puritan interpretation of them What does Hooker mean by the "incredible praises" which some men give to Scripture Show that his language on this point is consistent with the fullest reverence for the authority of Scripture What was the subject of Tertullian's 'treatise De Corona Militis What examples are cited by Hooker of his mode of reasoning III S5c joIarsi for jMo&crn JDistorg anil SEngltsfi Literature -Cije mctsu of Houfe JW Describe the general condition of Europe at the accession of Louis XIV What causes had tended to augment the royal power of the French monarchs since the commencement of the 17th century