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Theocracy is a form of
autocracy or
oligarchy in
which one or more
deities are
recognized as
supreme ruling authorities,
giving divine guidance to human...
- In the
Middle Ages,
hierocracy or
papalism was a
current of
Latin legal and
political thought that
argued that the pope held
supreme authority over not...
- the
cabinet and
parliament Dualism in
medieval politics,
opposition to
hierocracy (medieval)
Epistemological dualism, the
epistemological question of whether...
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religious leader). In this form,
caesaropapism inverts theocracy (or
hierocracy in Weber), in
which institutions of the
church control the state. Both...
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specifies caesaropapism as the
domination of
religion by
secular powers;
hierocracy as the
legitimating oversight of the
political realm by
religious functionaries;...
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Italy (Risorgimento).
Donation of
Pepin Duchy of Rome
Gregorian Reform Hierocracy (medieval)
Interdict (Catholic
canon law)
Investiture Controversy Neo-ultramontanism...
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battle between the
Guelphs and Ghibellines. Cæsaropapism Guelph,
Ontario Hierocracy (medieval)
Royal Guelphic Order Angelov,
Dimiter (2019). The Byzantine...
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ecclesiocracy may
refer to: Theocracy, a form of
religious State government Hierocracy (medieval),
papal temporal supremacy over the
State Ecclesiastical polity...
- hier- holy,
sacred Gr**** ἱερός (hierós) hierarch, hierarchy, hieratic,
hierocracy, hierodeacon, hieroglyph, hieroglyphic, hierogram, hierolatry, hieromonk...
- The bull was the
definitive statement of the late
medieval theory of
hierocracy,
which argued for the
temporal as well as
spiritual supremacy of the pope...
