 The kings found in him a man full of complaisance ; the pagans a minister who accommodated himself to their superstitions ; the mandarins a polite courtier skilled in all the trickery of courts ; and the devil a faithful servant, who, far from destroying,...  China, During the War and Since the Peace - 第 250 頁John Francis Davis 著 - 1852完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | 1853 - 640 頁
...and dissent among their different orders, — their grand charge against Protestantism. "It has ever been the boast of Romish writers that their Church...Anecdotes de la Chine, that repeated efforts were made by the Dominicans to enter China, but frustrated by the Jesuits, who wished to occupy the field... | |
 | Elijah Coleman Bridgman, Samuel Wells Williams - 1844 - 678 頁
...himself to their superstitions; the mandarins a politic courtier skilled in all the trickery of courts; and the devil a faithful servant, who, far from destroying,...the heathen, and even extended it to the Christians. He preached in China the religion of Christ according to his own fancy ; that is to say, he disfigured... | |
 | Walter Macon Lowrie - 1845 - 166 頁
...himself to their superstitions; the mandarins a politic courtier skilled in all the trickery of courts ; and the devil a faithful servant, who far from destroying,...the heathen, and even extended it to the Christians. He preached in China the religion of Christ according to his own fancy ; that is to say, he disfigured... | |
 | Robert Montgomery Martin - 1847 - 558 頁
...pagans, a minister who accommodated himself to their superstitions 5 the mandarins, a politic courtier ; and the devil, a faithful servant, who, far from destroying,...the heathen, and even extended it to the Christians. He preached in China the religion of Christ, according to his own fancy ; that is to say, he disfigured... | |
 | 1847 - 530 頁
...pagans a minister who accommodated himself to their superstitions, the mandarins a polite courtier, and the devil- a faithful servant who, far from destroying, established his reign amongst the heathens, and even extended it to the Christians." We give the quotation for so much as... | |
 | Henry Charles Sirr - 1849 - 474 頁
...pagans a minister who accommodated himself to their superstitions ; the mandarins, a politic courtier; and the devil, a faithful servant, who, far from destroying,...the heathen, and even extended it to the Christians. He preached in China the religion of Christ, according to his own fancy, that is to say, he disfigured... | |
 | Henry Charles Sirr - 1849 - 468 頁
...pagans a minister who accommodated himself to their superstitions ; the mandarins, a politic courtier; and the devil, a faithful servant, who, far from destroying,...the heathen, and even extended it to the Christians. He preached in China the religion of Christ, according to his own fancy, that is to say, he 108 CHINA... | |
 | Edward William Grinfield - 1853 - 624 頁
...himself to their superstitions, the mandarin a polite courtier, skilled in all the trickery of courts, and the devil a faithful servant, who, far from destroying, established his reign amongst the heathen, and extended it to the Christians. It appears from the Anecdotes de la Chine,... | |
 | William Dean - 1859 - 424 頁
...a man full of complaisance; the pagans, a minister who accommodated himself to their superstitions; and the devil a faithful servant, who, far from destroying,...the heathen, and even extended it to the Christians. He preached in China the religion of Christ according to his own fancy; that is to say, he disfigured... | |
 | 1859 - 858 頁
...to their superstitions ; the Mandarins, a polite courtier, skilled in all the trickery of courts ; and the devil, a faithful servant, who, far from destroying,...heathen, and even extended it to the Christians.' In 1615, a Bull was procured by the Domiuicaus from Innocent XI., which declared the practices sanctioned... | |
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