§ 148. ANTITRINITARIANS AND UNITARIANS. (1) Anabaptist Antitrinitarians in Germany. (2) Michael Servetus. (3) Italian and other Antitrinitarians before Socinus. (4) The Two Socini and the Socinians. IV. THE COUNTER-REFORMATION. § 149. THE INTERNAL STRENGTHENING AND REVIVAL OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. (1) The Popes before the Council. (2) The Popes of the Time of the Council. (3) The Popes after the Council. (4) Papal Infallibility. (5) The Prophecy of St. Malachi. (6) Reformation of Old Monkish Orders. (7) New Orders for Home Missions. (8) The Society of Jesus--Founding of the Order. (9) ---- Constitution. (10) ---- The Doctrinal and Moral System. (11) Jesuit Influence upon Worship and Superstition. (12) Educational Methods and Institutions of the Jesuits. (13) Theological Controversies. (14) Theological Literature. (15) Art and Poetry. (16) The Spanish Mystics. (17) Practical Christian life. § 150. FOREIGN MISSIONS. (1) Missions to the Heathen--East Indies and China. (2) ---- Japan. (3) ---- America. (4) Schismatical Churches of the East. § 151. ATTEMPTED REGENERATION OF ROMAN CATHOLICISM. (1) Attempts at Regeneration in Germany. (2) Throughout Europe. (3) Russia and the United Greeks. NOTE BY TRANSLATOR. While the translator was working from the ninth edition of 1885, a tenth edition had appeared during 1887, to which unfortunately his attention was not called until quite recently. The principal additions and alterations affecting Vol. II. occur in §§ 98, 108, 119, and 147. On the section dealing with Anabaptism, the important changes have been made in the text, so that § 147 precisely corresponds to its latest and most perfect form in the original. As the printing of the volume was then far advanced, it was impossible thus to deal with the earlier sections, but students will find references in the Table of Contents to the full translation in the Appendix of those passages where material alterations have been introduced. JOHN MACPHERSON. FINDHORN, _March, 1889_. SECOND DIVISION. (Continued.) SECOND SECTION. HISTORY OF THE GERMANO-ROMANIC CHURCH, FROM THE 10TH TO THE 13TH CENTURY. A.D. 911-1294. I. The Spread of Christianity. § 93. MISSIONARY ENTERPRISES.