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

§ 110. An. 1099. Another Roman Council for the Holy War, and Reexcommunicating Pope Clement, (but what Clement did all this while, is past over here.)

§ 111. An. 1099. Some little Council at Jerusalem put out Arnulph the Archbishop of Jerusalem as a wicked Man and Usurper, and gave it to the Pope's Legate.

§ 111. An. 1099. Some little Council at Ierusalem put out Arnulph the Archbishop of Ierusalem as a wicked Man and Usurper, and gave it to the Pope's Legat.

§ 112. An. 1099. Paschal the 2d is made Pope; a little after Pope Clement dieth, who had Reigned with his Competitors 21 years: Being buried at Ravenna after five years, a Council caused his Carcass to be digged up and burnt: Decreeing, That all the Bishops of the Henrician Heresy, (that is, who were for Emperors being above the Pope, or not deposable by him, and for his power of Presentations or Investitures) if they were alive should be deposed; ¹if dead, should be digged up and burnt, (which were most of the Bishops of the West, if Hildebrand himself mistook not.) O Military Bishops! that can overcome the dead. No wonder if the Church and Nations be confounded by you, that cannot let each others Carcasses rest in their Graves; but will dig up the bones of the Prelates of many Kingdoms, even the greatest part. How many Princes and Prelates now Papists, are guilty of the Henrician Heresy? Should not their bones also be burnt if you durst?

§ 112. An. 1099. Paschal the 2d is made Pope; a little after Pope Clement dieth, who had Reigned with his Competitors 21 years: Being buried at Ravenna after five years, a Council caused his Carkass to be dig'd up and burnt: Decreeing, That all the Bishops of the Henrician Heresie, (that is, who were for Emperors being above the Pope, or not deposable by him, and for his power of Presentations or Investitures) if they were alive should be deposed;