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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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§ 68. CCCLIV. In a Synod at Genesius, the Popes Legate and Anselm Lucens. excommunicated many that had been against Anselm: whereupon the whole City was enraged, and forsook Mathildis, and joined with the Emperor, and expelled the Bishop, one Peter a Canon leading them.
§ 68. CCCLIV. In a Synod at Genesius, the Popes Legate and Anselm Lucens. excommunicated many that had been against Anselm: whereupon the whole City was enraged, and forsook Mathildis, and joyned with the Emperor, and expelled the Bishop, one Peter a Canon leading them.
§ 69. CCCLV. an. 1075. a Council at Rome excommunicated five of the Emperors Family; unless they travelled to Rome and made satisfaction: It excommunicated Philip King of France unless he satisfied the Nuntii of the Pope: It suspended the Arch-bishop of Bremen, the Bishop of Strasburg, the Bishop of Spire, the Bishop of Bamberg, and in Lombardy the Bishop of Papia, the Bishop of Turin, the Bishop of Placentine, and also Robert Duke of Apulia, and Robert de Roritello. &c.
§ 69. CCCLV. an. 1075. a Council at Rome excommunicated five of the Emperors Family; unless they travelled to Rome and made satisfaction: It excommunicated Philip King of France unless he satisfied the Nuntii of the Pope: It suspended the Arch-bishop of Breme, the Bishop of Strasburg, the Bishop of Spire, the Bishop of Bamberge, and in Lombardie the Bishop of Papia, the Bishop of Turine, the Bishop of Placentine, and also Robert Duke of Apulia, and Robert de Roritello. &c.
§ 70. an. 1075. Was the foresaid Synod at Mentz where the Arch-Bishop seeking to bring the Clergy to obey the Pope in putting away their Wives, was fain to put it off to save his life from the Clergies rage.