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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
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
King Gunthram finding all grow worse and all long of the Bishops, calls a Council at Mascon, where the stricter keeping the Lords day is Decreed. §. 54. The Bishops of Venice, Istria and Liguria continue separate from Rome and chose Paulinus Bishop of Aquileia their Patriarch, and supreme Bishop instead of the Pope. §. 55. Oft Penance to embolden oft Sinning. §. 57. Philoponus against the Council of Calcedon. §. 60. The Factions now called Jacobites and Melchites, and why. §. 61. The Armenians plead Tradition for their Error. §. 62. The Patriarchs of Aquileia persecuted by Mauritius and Pope Gregory. §. 65. Dead Gregory fights with Sabinian his Successor that would have burnt his Books. §. 68. Boniface the third chosen by Phocas, §. 70. CHAP. 8, Councils about the Monothelites and others: Cyrus Alex. by the word [Deivirilis] would heal the Divisions (in vain) §. 1, 2. Pope Honorius called a Monothelite, for his good Council, §. 2, 3. The Emperor Heraclius a Monothelite censured by Binnius for using his own judgment in matters of Faith, §. 4▪ A Constantinoplitane Council for the Monothelites, §. 12. The Emperor condemned, and Pope Honorius commended for forbidding the names of [One] or [Two] operations and Wills, §. 15. The Popes Agents beaten at Constantinople, §. 18. Pope Martin imprisoned, banished and dead by the Emperor for condemning his Act of silencing [One ⟨image 14⟩and Two] called Typus. §. 19. His Lateran Council asserteth two Operations and Wills. §. 20. The King of Spain finding all Laws fail against Priests and Bishops Lechery, decreeth that the children of their women servants be uncapable of inheritance, and be the Churches servants, and the Co•eubines whipped with an hundred stripes. §. 23. Kings Preach to Bishops. §. 24. 21. Ordination without Election of Clergy and People null. §. 25. The Bishop of Ravenna reconciled to Rome, after long separation. §. 30. A Milan Council, and the third Constantinople, (6 General) condemn the Monothelites, and Macarius Antioch, that would have silenced [one] and (two] but not assert [two] §. 34. Their partiality. §. 35. Pope Leo confirmeth the Constantinopolitan Council which damned Pope Honorius as an Heretic. §. 36. A new controversy, whether Christ hath three substances, Divinity, Soul, and Body. §. 40. A Toletane Council defends it, and that Voluntas genuit voluntatem. §. 45. The Concil. Trull.
King Gunthram finding all grow worse and all long of the Bishops, calls a Council at Mascon, where the stricter keeping the Lords day is Decreed. §. 54. The Bishops of Venice, Istria and Liguria continue separate from Rome and chose Paulinus Bishop of Aquileia their Patriarch, and supreme Bishop instead of the Pope. §. 55. Oft Pennance to embolden oft Sinning. §. 57. Philoponus against the Council of Calcedon. §. 60. The Factions now called Jacobites and Melchites, and why. §. 61. The Armenians plead Tradition for their Error. §. 62. The Partarchs of Aquileia persecuted by Mauritius and Pope Gregory. §. 65. Dead Gregory fights with Sabinian his Successor that would have burnt his Books. §. 68. Boniface the third chosen by Phocas, §. 70. CHAP. 8, Councils about the Monothelites and others: Cyrus Alex. by the word [Deivirilis] would heal the Divisions (in vain) §. 1, 2. Pope Honorius called a Monothelite, for his good Council, §. 2, 3. The Emperour Heraclius a Monothelite censured by Binnius for using his own judgment in matters of Faith, §. 4 A Constantinoplitane Council for the Monothelites, §. 12. The Emperour condemned, and Pope Honorius commended for forbidding the names of [One] or [Two] operations and Wills, §. 15. The Popes Agents beaten at Constantinople, §. 18. Pope Martin imprisoned, banished and dead by the Emperour for condemning his Act of silencing [One