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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
Church-History OF BISHOPS And their COUNCILS ABRIDGED, &c. › Chapter 9
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§ 115. Next succeedeth Pope Stephen at Rome; Platina saith Stephen the 4th, Anastasius and Binnius say Stephen the 5th. Platina and others say that he Reigned but seven months; Anastasius and others say seven years, and seven months. Platina saith he was the Son of Julius a Roman; Anastasius saith he was the Son of Marinus*.
§ 115. Next succeedeth Pope Stephen at Rome; Platina saith Stephen the 4th, Anastasius and Binnius say Stephen the 5th. Platina and others say that he Reigned but seven months; Anastasius and others say seven years, and seven months. Platina saith he was the Son of Iulius a Roman; Anastasius saith he was the Son of Marinus*.
- *It's like Julius Marinus, as Onuphrius saith, was his name.It's like Iulius Marinus, as Onuphrius saith, was his name.
Charles dying, the Empire came to his Son Ludovicus called Pius, his Brothers dying also. The Bishops of Italy (saith Platina and others) stirred up Bernard to rebel against him; but he was conquered, and put to death: as also were the Saxon Rebels. Paschal first succeeding, Stephen is made Pope without the Emperor's knowledge; for which he excused himself, as forced by the People that chose him: The Emperor pardoned it, but demanded obedience as to their Elections for the time to come. Platina in vit. Paschal. l. 1. who saith that Paschal was suspected of the Rebellion of Italy, but disclaimed it; and that the Emperor re-assumed many Cities to the Empire, to prevent new Rebellions.
Charles dying, the Empire came to his Son Ludovicus called Pius, his Brothers dying also. The Bishops of Italy (saith Platina and others) stir'd up Bernard to rebel against him; but he was conquered, and put to death: as also were the Saxon Rebels. Paschal first succeeding, Stephen is made Pope without the Emperor's knowledge; for which he excused himself, as forced by the People that chose him: The Emperor pardon'd it, but demanded obedience as to their Elections for the time to come. Platina in vit. Paschal. l. 1. who saith that Paschal was suspected of the Rebellion of Italy, but disclaimed it; and that the Emperor re-assumed many Cities to the Empire, to prevent new Rebellions.