1534/11/3離婚教主亨利，為了妳我願意與上帝為敵
1969/11/3越南戰爭越南化

國際

政治與評論

文化生活

歷史上的今天-11月3日

活字印刷術帶動了「自己的聖經自己讀」的風潮，也讓歐陸的人們開始質疑天主教會發行的「贖罪券」。但是，英格蘭的亨利八世巧妙地在天主教會和馬丁路德的新教倫理找到了第三條路，只是擔任大法官的摩爾並不同意。摩爾的烏托邦雖是空想，但也大大影響了歐洲後來的思潮。

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閱讀書評

聖經和贖罪券之外的烏托邦

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This is a recording of the 16th century song "Pastime With Good Company", also know as "The Kings Ballad". 

The  lyrics and medley were composed by King Henry VIII of England. It is believed that it was first recorded by the King in 1513, shortly after his coronation. It is generally believed that Henry wrote the song for Catherine of Aragon. 

The song was very popular across renaissance Europe. Although technically simple, the catchy melody of the song was greatly enjoyed by monarchs in Britain and on the continent. Some accounts claim that the song was a favorite of Queen Elizabeth I, daughter of Henry VIII. 

The song itself reflects the exuberant life-style of the English nobility at the time. Supported by economic stability at home, Henry's court was famous for its wealth. The lyrics describe Henry's love for this lifestyle of play and excess. 


Lyrics (English):

Pastime with good company
I love and shall unto I die;
Grudge who list, but none deny, 
So God be pleased thus live will I. 
      For my pastance
      Hunt, song, and dance.
            My heart is set:
      All goodly sport
      For my comfort,
            Who shall me let? 

Youth must have some dalliance, 
Of good or illé some pastance;
Company methinks then best
All thoughts and fancies to dejest:
      For idleness
      Is chief mistress
            Of vices all. 
      Then who can say
      But mirth and play
            Is best of all? 

Company with honesty
Is virtue vices to flee:
Company is good and ill
But every man hath his free will.
      The best ensue, 
      The worst eschew, 
            My mind shall be:
      Virtue to use, 
      Vice to refuse, 
            Shall I use me.

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