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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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§ 74▪ CCCLIX. The Pope calls another Council at Rome, where the Arch-Bishops of Milan and Ravenna (the Antipope) are excommunicate, and the Emperor's cause and party again condemned.
§ 74▪ CCCLIX. The Pope calls another Council at Rome, where the Arch-Bishops of Millan and Ravenna (the Antipope) are excommunicate, and the Emperor's cause and party again condemned.
§ 75. CCCLX. Another Synod at Rome an. 1078. decreed divers things for defence of the Clergies privileges. And it is observable that to that day the old Canons were in force for nulling all ordinations not made by the Common Consent of the Clerks and People:1 Ordinationes quae interveniente pretio vel precibus, vel obsequio alicujus personae ea intentione impenso, vel quae non Communi consensu Cleri & populi secundum Canonicas sanctiones fiunt, & ab his ad quos consecratio pertinet, non comprobantur, infirmas & irritas esse dijudicamus; quoniam qui taliter ordinantur non per ostium, id est, per Christum intrant, sed ut ipsa veritas testatur, fures sunt & latrones. Therefore it is no sinful separation to disown and avoid such obtruded Bishops or Pastors as are not so ordained by the Common Consent of the Clergy and the People.
§ 75. CCCLX. Another Synod at Rome an. 1078. decreed divers things for defence of the Clergies priviledges. And it is observable that to that day the old Canons were in force for nulling all ordinations not made by the Common Consent of the Clerks and People:1 Ordinationes quae interveniente pretio vel precibus, vel obsequio alicujus personae ea intentione impenso, vel quae non Communi consensu Cleri & populi secundum Canonicas sanctiones fiunt, & ab his ad quos consecratio pertinet, non comprobantur, infirmas & irritas esse dijudicamus; quoniam qui taliter ordinantur non per ostium, id est, per Christum intrant, sed ut ipsa veritas testatur, fures sunt & latrones. Therefore it is no sinful separation to disown and avoid such obtruded Bishops or Pastors as are not so ordained by the Common Consent of the Clergy and the People.