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Pope Adrianus the 1. succeeded him, he added more then all the other to the veneration of Images, writing a Book for the adoration and utility of them▪ commanding them to be taken for Lay-mens Calendars. As Pope Paul before him, made much of Petronel, Peters daughter, so this Adrian clothed the body of Peter all in silver, and covered the Altar of S. Paul, with a pall of gold. He confirmed, by revelation, the Order of S. Gregory's Mass, before the order of S. Ambrose his Mass: in this manner, both the Mass books were said upon the Altar of S. Peter, and the Church door shut and sealed by many Bishops, who continued in prayers all night, that the Lord would show by some evident sign which of these Services he would have used; and in the morning they found Gregory's Mass book plucked in pieces, and scattered about the Church, and Ambrose his book lay open in the same place where it was laid; Pop• Adrian expounded it, that as the leaves of Gregory's book were scattered all over the Church, so should Gregory's book be used throughout the world, and that Ambrose his Service should only be used in his own Church, where he was Bishop, so Gregory's Mass had only the place, and hath to this day.

Pope Adrianus the 1. succéeded him, he added more then all the other to the veneration of Images, writing a Booke for the adoration and vtilitie of them▪ commanding them to be taken for Lay-mens Calenders. As Pope Paul before him, made much of Petronel, Peters daughter, so this Adrian clothed the body of Peter all in siluer, and couered the Altar of S. Paul, with a pall of golde. He confirmed, by reuelation, the Order of S. Gregories Masse, before the order of S. Ambrose his Masse: in this manner, both the Masse bookes were said vpon the Altar of S. Peter, and the Church doore shut and sealed by many Bishops, who continued in praiers all night, that the Lord would shew by some euident signe which of these Seruices he would haue vsed; and in the morning they found Gregories Masse booke plucked in pieces, and scattered about the Church, and Ambrose his booke lay open in the same place where it was layde; Pop• Adrian expounded it, that as the leaues of Gregories booke were sattered all ouer the Church, so should Gregories booke be vsed throughout the world, and that Ambrose his Seruice should onely be vsed in his owne Church, where he was Bishop, so Gregories Masse had onely the place, and hath to this day.