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

The People cried out here, Quid manemus in communicati? Binnius noteth, that from the time that Macedonius their Orthodox Bishop was ejected, the faithful Catholics withdrew themselves from the Communion of impious Timothy that was put into his place. ¹Note 1. that this Macedonius is he that the Roman Pope so often damned alive and dead: 2. That the Peoples separation from bad possessors of the Bishops Seats, was then an usual and justified thing.

The People cryed out here, Quid manemus in communicati? Binnius noteth, that from the time that Macedonius their Orthodox Bishop was ejected, the faithful Catholicks withdrew themselves from the Communion of impious Timothy that was put into his place. ¹Note 1. that this Macedonius is he that the Roman Pope so often damned alive and dead: 2. That the Peoples separation from bad possessours of the Bishops Seats, was then an usual and justified thing.

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§. 103. CLXV. A Council at Jerusalem having notice of what was done at Const. do the same against Authimus, Severus, Peter, and Zoaras.

§. 103. CLXV. A Council at Ierusalem having notice of what was done at Const. do the same against Authimus, Severus, Peter, and Zoaras.

104. A•astasius in lib. Pontisic. saith that the Arian King Theodatus corrupted with Money, made Silverius Pope, And at the same time the Empress Theodora promised the Popedom to Vigilius, on condition he would restore Authimus and those that the Council had damned: which he promising, the Empress sent him with Letters to Bellisarius to see it done. Silvrius was but a Sub-Deacon, and Vigilius an Arch-Deacon, son to Pope Hrmisa: Silverius was accused by many witnesses of Treason in offering to lt in the Goths into the City, and was banished, and Vigilius pu