Calendar: 1858-1859 Page 391

DIVINITY SCHOLARSHIP 393 count with dates of this institution and of its most distinguished teachers The worship of the fourth century as compared with that of the first What new forms of religious life had tended to produce the changes State briefly what you know as to the life and writings of St Augustine and St Jerome What influence have they re- spectively exerted on mediaeval Christianity on the Reformation State the nature of the principal controversies in which Cyprian took part What light do they throw on the position of the Church of Rome in relation to the other Churches Write letter as from an Epicurean philosopher after the conversion of Constantine or as from an orthodox bishop after the Council of Nicaea ooiut JSoo&s atrtl State briefly the purpose with which Hooker undertook his inquiries into Ecclesiastical polity and the relation of the first two books to the rest of his argument Mention any facts in the life of Hooker which seem to you to throw light upon his character as writer The position of the Church of England at the time when Hooker wrote in relation to Romanism to foreign Pro- testantism to Puritanism What was the tone of his feelings towards each What was Hooker's teaching as to the sources of human knowledge as to the rightful source of political authority In what respects does he differ on these points fiom other great mental or political philosophers Explain the allusions in the following passages Dionysius perceiving some sudden disturbance is said to have cried out Aut Deus Naturae patitur aut mundi machina dissolvetur In the poverty of that other new devised aid two things there are notwithstanding singular