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Church-history of the government of bishops and their councils abbreviated including the chief part…
Church-history of the government of bishops and their councils abbreviated including the chief part of the government of Christian princes and popes, and a true account of the most troubling controversies and heresies till the Reformation ... / by Richard Baxter ...
London: printed by B. Griffin for Thomas Simmons, 1680
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
Only the Church made Henry rebel, § 121, 122. Tybur coloured with blood: The Earl of Milan's Flesh given to Dogs: The Popes sacramental Covenant broken, § 127. God will have no involuntary service, § 129. The same is a Henrician Heresy in others which is none in the Pope, § 132. He may forswear for the People of God. § 132. Two Popes contending and excommunicating: The Emperor giveth up Investitures, § 135 to 138. Four Doctrines of Guilb. Porretane condemned in Council; 1. That Divinitas and Deus are not the same (in signification:) 2. That the three Persons are not unum aliquid: 3. That there are eternal Relations besides the Persons: 4. That it was not the Divine Nature that was incarnate. Two more Popes, § 138, 142. A Preacher murdered at Rome, § 144. Two more Popes, the succession from the wrong, § 145. They fight for it, § 146. How Clergy and People first lost their Votes in choice of Popes, § 147. Two Popes still striving. § 149, &c. Many Castles in England built ⟨image 20⟩by two Bishops, § 160. Abailard condemned unheard, § 161. Caelestine II. the first Pope without the Peoples election, An. 1143. Rome against the Pope: Bishops are his strength, § 168. Porretane again accused, and puzzled the Council, § 170. He is again accused by Bernard, whom the Cardinals accuse for writing his Faith and getting Bishops hands to it, § 171. The Roman people excommunicate by Pope Adrian 4. They are for a Preacher called by him an heretic, § 174. Rome fighteth with Pope and Emperor: They fight again, and expel the Pope, § 174. The 27 pair of Popes: Wars between the Emperor Frederick and Pope: The Crown of England held as from the Pope: Yet Rome receiveth him not: The Emperor submitteth, being deserted, &c. § 175. The settling the choice of Popes by Cardinals: The Pope no Bishop by the Canons, § 177. The Roman Succession is from Alex. 3. when the Clergy, People, Emperor, Princes, and a Council of innumerable Bishops were for Victor, § 176. Parliaments called Councils, § 179. Ireland the Popes, § 180. The Albigenses Henricians, § 181. No Bishop may suspend a Presbyter without the judgment of his Chapter: A perjured Clergy-man perpetually deprived: Doubtful words to be understood as usually, § 182. The Popes Party in Rome have their Eyes put out, § 183. Frederick drowned in Asia, § 187. The Kingdom of France interdicted, § 190.
Only the Church made Henry rebell, § 121, 122. Tybur coloured with bloud: The Earl of Millans Flesh given to Dogs: The Popes sacramental Covenant broken, § 127. God will have no involuntary service, § 129. The same is a Henrician Heresie in others which is none in the Pope, § 132. He may forswear for the People of God. § 132. Two Popes contending and excommunicating: The Emperour giveth up Investitures, § 135 to 138. Four Doctrines of Guilb. Porretane condemned in Council; 1. That Divinitas and Deus are not the same (in signification:) 2. That the three Persons are not unum aliquid: 3. That there are eternal Relations besides the Persons: 4. That it was not the Divine Nature that was incarnate. Two more Popes, § 138, 142. A Preacher murdered at Rome, § 144. Two more Popes, the succession from the wrong, § 145. They fight for it, § 146. How Clergy and People first lost their Votes in choice of Popes, § 147. Two Popes still striving. § 149, &c. Many Castles in England built