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Theodorus was sent into England by Vitellianus Pope, and diverse other Monks with him, to set up Latin Service in England and Mas•es, Ceremonies, Litanies, and other Romish ware, he was made Archbishop of Canterbury, and began to play the Rex in placing and displacing Bishops at his pleasure. He held a Provincial Council at Therford, the contents thereof were the uniformity of keeping Easter, that no Bishop should intermeddle in another's Diocese, that Monasteries should be free from Jurisdiction o• Bishops, that Monks should keep the obedience they first promised, and not go from one Monastery unto another without leave of the Abbot, that none of the Clergy should be received in another Diocese without Letters Commendatory of his Bishop, that foreign Bishops and Clergy men should be content with the hospitality offered them, and not meddle in any Bishops Jurisdiction without his permission, that once a year a Provincial Synod should be kept, that no Bishop should prefer himself before another, but according to his time of consecration, that as the people increased, so the number of Bishops should be augmented.

Theodorus was sent into England by Vitellianus Pope, and diuerse other Monks with him, to set vp Latine Seruice in England and Mas•es, Cerimonies, Letanies, and other Romish ware, he was made Archbishop of Canterbury, and began to play the Rex in placing and displacing Bishops at his pleasure. He held a Prouinciall Counsell at Therford, the contents thereof were the vniformitie of keeping Easter, that no Bishop should intermeddle in anothers Di•cesse, that Monasteries should be free from Iurisdiction o• Bishops, that Monks should keepe the obedience they first promised, and not goe from one Monastery vnto another without leaue of the Abbot, that none of the Clergy should be receiued in another Diocesse without Letters Commendatory of his Bishop, that foraine Bishops and Clergy men should be content with the hospitality offered them, and not meddle in any Bishops Iurisdiction without his permission, that once a yeare a Prouinciall Sinod should be kept, that no Bishop should preferre himselfe before another, but according to his time of consecration, that as the people increased, so the number of Bishops should be augmented.