Church-history of the government of bishops and their councils abbreviated including the chief part…

Epist. 199, 200, 201, 202, 203. He consenteth to the restoring of Photius, but chargeth him to give up the Bulgarians to his jurisdiction.

Many persons in many Epistles he exhorteth to break their Covenants with the Pagans, and chideth and threateneth them that did it not.

Many persons in many Epistles he exhorteth to break their Covenants with the Pagans, and chideth and threatneth them that did it not.

Epist. 247. The inclination of Stentopulcher a Pannonian Lord to the Church of Rome, brought down the Popes heart to dispense with Methodius, ¹and changed his judgment to give very fair reason why Mass and Gospel and all might be used in the Slavonian and all tongues; only to keep up the honour of the Latin tongue (and his authority) he commandeth that though the rest be done in the Slavonian, yet the Gospel be first read in Latin, and then translated and read over again in the Slavonian.

Epist. 247. The inclination of Stentopulcher a Pannonian Lord to the Church of Rome, brought down the Popes heart to dispense with Methodius, ¹and changed his judgment to give very fair reason why Mass and Gospel and all might be used in the Sclavonian and all tongues; only to keep up the honour of the Latine tongue (and his authority) he commandeth that though the rest be done in the Sclavonian, yet the Gospel be first read in Latine, and then translated and read over again in the Sclavonian.

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