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Mentioned in 6 episodes

De Monarchia

Book • 2011

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Mentioned by

Curtis Yarvin

in the context of Burnham's analysis of his political writings, particularly 'De Monarchia'.

Mentioned by

Michael Knowles

when referencing Dante's argument about the distinction of temporal and spiritual power in conflict with Boniface VIII.

Mentioned as a book where Dante detailed the separation of secular and religious powers.

Mentioned by Rana Mitter as an analyst of the political history of nations and empires in Europe.

Mentioned when discussing the split between spiritual and temporal power.

Mentioned by

Keegan Soliel

when discussing Burnham's comparison of the formal versus the real meaning.

Mentioned by

Michael Knowles

in the context of distinguishing between secular and religious matters.

Mentioned by

George Corbett

when discussing Pope Leo XIII's rehabilitation and removal of this work from the Index and its relation to Aquinas's political doctrine.

Mentioned by

Anthony Nussmeier

as Dante's Latin political treatise arguing for separate spiritual and temporal authorities.

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