Note 912 — Chapter XVII · The Moral Scope.

Educational Reformers (1890), page 47.—It is worth noting that Sacchini is supposed to have learned from Trotzendorf to esteem highly moral and religious training—by the way, Quick’s edition of 1868 ascribes that address to Melanchthon!—Everything good in the Jesuit system must be traced to Protestant sources! As though Sacchini, in the teaching of the Bible and the most explicit principles of the Constitutions of his Order, had not better sources than in a school address of Melanchthon or Trotzendorf, of which he probably knew nothing!