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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 11
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§ 88. CCCXXV. In a Council at Rome, an. 999 Giester Archbishop of Mentz is accused for having two Parishes; but struck with a Palsy could not appear, and the matter referred to a German Council. Bin, p. 1079.
§ 88. CCCXXV. In a Council at Rome, an. 999 Giester Archbishop of Mentz is accused for having two Parishes; but struck with a Palsie could not appear, and the matter referred to a German Council. Bin, p. 1079.
§ 89. Next cometh John 16th. as Bin. or 19th. as Plot. who dyed the fifth month. But though no good be said of him, Plot. noteth the great happiness of Italy by the good Government of Hugo the Emperor's Lieutenant.
§ 89. Next cometh Iohn 16th. as Bin. or 19th. as Plat. who dyed the fifth month. But though no good be said of him, Plat. noteth the great happiness of Italy by the good Government of Hugo the Emperor's Lieutenant.
§ 90. Next is John 17th. as Bin. or 20th. as Plot. who saith Nil dignum memoriâ gessit. But what was wanting in the unhappy Bishops God made up in good Princes. Robert King of France and Henry the new Emperor of Germany (Otho being dead) being men of very great piety and justice: Holiness was now passed Eminently to Princes.
§ 90. Next is Iohn 17th. as Bin. or 20th. as Plat. who saith Nil dignum memoriâ gessit. But what was wanting in the unhappy Bishops God made up in good Princes. Robert King of France and Henry the new Emperor of Germany (Otho being dead) being men of very great piety and justice: Holiness was now passed Eminently to Princes.