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History as past ethics; an introduction to the history of morals

Note 694 — Chapter XV · THE MORAL LIFE OF EUROPE DURING THE AGE OF CHIVALRY

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“There was need of the exaggeration of self-sacrifice taught by Francis to recall humanity to a sense of its obligations.... The value of such an ideal on an age hard and cruel can scarce be exaggerated” (Lea, History of the Inquisition (1887), vol. i, pp. 260 f.). See also Nathaniel Schmidt, The Prophet of Nazareth (1905), p. 325.

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