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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 12
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§ 3. CCCXXXIII. An. 1050. A Synod at Vercelli condemned Johannes Scotus and Berengarius and some that defended them.
§ 3. CCCXXXIII. An. 1050. A Synod at Vercelli condemned Iohannes Scotus and Berengarius and some that defended them.
§ 4. CCCXXXIV. An. 1050. A Council at Coyaca contained the King Ferdinandus of Castile, and his Queen, Bishops and Nobles (like our Parliaments, and so were many Councils then:) It is said to be for restoring Christianity (so low was it grown in the height of Popery and ignorance) having several orders for reformation.1 The 3d Title saith, that wine, water and the host in the eucharist signify the Trinity. The 5th. saith, that Priests must so eat at the feasts of the dead, as to do some good for their souls, &c.
§ 4. CCCXXXIV. An. 1050. A Council at Coyaca contained the King Ferdinandus of Castile, and his Queen, Bishops and Nobles (like our Parliaments, and so were many Councils then:) It is said to be for restoring Christianity (so low was it grown in the height of Popery and ignorance) having several orders for reformation.1 The 3d Title saith, that wine, water and the host in the eucharist signifie the Trinity. The 5th. saith, that Priests must so eat at the feasts of the dead, as to do some good for their souls, &c.
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§ 5. CCCXXXV. An. 1051. A Roman Council excommunicated Gregory Bishop of Vercelli for Adultery with a widow espoused to his Uncle, and for perjuries: But he was after restored to his office on promise of satisfaction: Also all the whores of Priests were decreed to be made servants at Lateran. Pet. Damian. et Bin. p. 1124.