. The history of the world; a survey of a man's record . n pft, 5J3tut merben, auff bem troden lanb.^JJiCfe aber fprad) ju bem §63t3in : „%i) mein§(?rr, 3d) bin je unb je nid)t lool berebt ge--tueft, fint (feit) ber ^eit bu mit beinem Jlnec^tgerebt pft, Xenn id) ijab eine fd)iDere Sprad)cunb eine fc^toere si8e- S)er ^p(l9J9i fpvad),3U im: „2Der l)at bem ^JJJenf^en ben 5Jhinb ge=fd)affen ? Cber tuer i)ai ben Stummen ober Xaubenober Sc[)enben ober ^-blinben gcniad)t ? S^ab ic^§nid)t getl)an, ber ^pSa^iSi ? So gel)e nu pn, Sd)toil mit beinem 9Jhtnb fein, unb bid) leren, wa§bu fagcn folt. 5JfCfe f
. The history of the world; a survey of a man's record . n pft, 5J3tut merben, auff bem troden lanb.^JJiCfe aber fprad) ju bem §63t3in : „%i) mein§(?rr, 3d) bin je unb je nid)t lool berebt ge--tueft, fint (feit) ber ^eit bu mit beinem Jlnec^tgerebt pft, Xenn id) ijab eine fd)iDere Sprad)cunb eine fc^toere si8e- S)er ^p(l9J9i fpvad),3U im: „2Der l)at bem ^JJJenf^en ben 5Jhinb ge=fd)affen ? Cber tuer i)ai ben Stummen ober Xaubenober Sc[)enben ober ^-blinben gcniad)t ? S^ab ic^§nid)t getl)an, ber ^pSa^iSi ? So gel)e nu pn, Sd)toil mit beinem 9Jhtnb fein, unb bid) leren, wa§bu fagcn folt. 5JfCfe fprad) aber : „9Jiein ^j6rr,fenbe nield)cn bu fenben milt. Xa mart ber§G9i9i fecr ,prnig uber 5Jtofc unb fprad) : „3Bei§id) benn nid)t, tta^ bein ibruber iJlaron, au§ bentStam 2ebi, berebt ift? Unb fip, er mirb erausgcl)en bir entgegen, unb menu [er bid) fibet,mirb er fic^ bon prljen freuen]. Left column : Wenzel Bible, c. 1400. 2 Book of Moses, ch. IV. v. translation in the Wittenberg edition of the year 1543. Right column i. ...i ^ _ £1 i;;;^=^-UKS] HISTORY OF THE WORLD 151 the art of printing would never have attained its extraordinarily rapid extensionand high development. In Germany, also, the writers on politics attained under the influence of theEenaissance a high position at a somewhat earlier period than those did who wereoccupied with science or philology. But the German spirit remained untouchedby fantastic ideals. They were engaged in practical politics, and therefore came tostudy the older German history; the main object, indeed, was to grasp the idea ofthe German Empire and its development since Charles the Great and still furtherback. Dietrich von Nieheim, whose political ideal was Otto I, had already trod-den these paths. He was followed in them by Nicolaus Cusanus (d. 1464), anative of Cues on the Moselle, at once jurist and theologian, and after 1450Bishop of Brixen. He was conversant with the principles of historical criticism,and
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