A26898:2006
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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Here the Popes Legate demanded out of every Cathedral two Prebends to be given to Rome (And great reason that he that giveth all, even Bishoprics and Kingdoms should have some again, even what he will.) But it was denied.
Here the Popes Legate demanded out of every Cathedral two Prebends to be given to Rome (And great reason that he that giveth all, even Bishopricks and Kingdoms should have some again, even what he will.) But it was denied.
§ 205. CCCCXLII. Also in a Synod at Westminster An. 1226. the Pope demanding two Prebends out of every Cathedral, the King answered that the matter belonged to all Christendom, and when he saw what other Kingdoms did herein, he would give his answer.
§ 206. Gregory 9th. is next Pope: He commandeth the Emperor Frederick 2d. to go recover Jerusalem, and excommunicateth him a• a dissembler for his delays: He re-Sainteth St. Francis and St. Dominick. He absolveth the Emperor upon his payment of an hundred and twenty thousand ounces of Gold for damage.1 The greatest sedition and heresy (saith Platina) rose at Rom• that ever was there, so that the Pope was banished; But a plague ended it that left scarce the tenth man alive. Again the Senators and the Pope agree not about Legislation, and the Pope is fain to be gone again, and gets the Emperor to promise him that their conjunct forces should assault the Romans. The Emperor faileth, and bids his Soldiers help the Romans, himself departing, the Pope by money bireth them to help him, and recovereth Rome. He sendeth preachers abroad to call men to the holy War: He Sainteth Elizabeth daughter to the King of Hungary. An Army goeth into Asia with Theobald King of Navarre and others, and is overthrown. He would go to Rome, but is kept out: The Emperor taketh many Cities in Italy: Gregory's party get him into the City: He again curseth the Emperor, and deposeth him from his Empire (by his presumptuous sentence.) The Venetians help the Pope. The Emperor afflicteth them: The Italians are divided. In Pistoria two brothers, one called Guelph was for the Pope, and the other called Gibel was for the Emperor, the City was […]