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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 6
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§. 5. But to the History: At a Council of Constantinop. under Flavianvs, Eusebius Bishop of Dorileum accused Eutyches, for affirming Heretically as aforesaid, (that after the Union Christ had but one Nature.) Eutiches is sent for: He refuseth to come out of his Monastery; After many Citations, be still refusing, they judge him to be brought by force: He first delayeth: Then craveth of the Emperor the presence of Magistrates, that he be not calumniated by the Bishops. He is condemned, but recanteth not.
§. 5. But to the History: At a Council of Constantinop. under Flavianvs, Eusebius Bishop of Dorileum accused Eutyches, for affirming Heretically as aforesaid, (that after the Vnion Christ had but one Nature.) Eutiches is sent for: He refuseth to come out of his Monastery; After many Citations, be still refusing, they judge him to be brought by force: He first delayeth: Then craveth of the Emperour the presence of Magistrates, that he be not calumniated by the Bishops. He is condemned, but recanteth not.
§. 6. A meeting of Bishops at Tyre cleared Ibas Edess. from the accusation of Nestorianism, made by four Excommunicate Priests, two of them perjured; and reconciled him to such Priests for Peace sake.
§. 6. A meeting of Bishops at Tyre cleared Ibas Edess. from the accusation of Nestorianisme, made by four Excommunicate Priests, two of them perjured; and reconciled him to such Priests for Peace sake.
§. 7. Another meeting of Bishops at Berythum, cleared Ibas from a renewed accusation of Nestorianism, being said to have spoken evil of Cyril. An Epistle of his to Maris a Bishop, was accused, which the Council at Calcedon after absolved, and the next General Council condemned.