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

•ea honour them but •s memorative. §. 67, 70. The Constantinopolitan Councils Arguments against Images. §. 68. &c. Bread not Transubstantiate. §. 72. The two Councils contrary about Tradition of Images. §. 73. The Nicene Council curseth from Christ all that are not for saluting and adoring Images. §. 76. Bishops and Priests made by Magistrates Election, or that use the Magistrate to get the place, are void. A Canon against silencing Preachers and shutting up Churches. §. 77. A sober Council at Horojulium. §. 80. Felix Urgelitanus, and Elepandus, condemned, for saying Christ was Gods natural Son in the Deity, and his adopted in his Humanity. §. 81. Claudius Taurinensis against Images. §. 82. Car. Mag. Book, and the Council of Frankfort against Images. §. 82, 84. Felix and Elepandus condemned, for saying Christ was a Servant. §. 85. The Frankford Council decreeth that Christ was not a Servant subject to God by penal servitude. §. 89. Pope Leo's eyes put out, and tongue cut out, and restored, and he made great by Charles the Great. §. 92. Kissing the Popes Foot. §. 93. Irene killeth her son, and is banished her self. §. 94. Filioque added by the Spanish and French Bishops without the Pope. §. 96. Carol. Mag. being dead the People Rebel against the Pope. till Ludovicus subdued them. §. 97. A Council at Constantinople for the Emperors Adultery: And another against Plato and Theodorus Studita, that were against it; which saith Binnius passed the sentence of Anathema on the whole Catholic-Church▪ And decreed that Gods Laws can do nothing against Kings, nor is any man a Martyr that suffereth (as Chrysostom) for opposing them for truth and justice. §. 98. A Council at Arles, and another at Tours have good Canons, One that is for the old prohibition of genuflexion ⟨image 16⟩on the Lords days. §. 104. Charles M. restoreth Learning: A Council at Chalones decreed against the Oath of Canonical obedience. §. 105, 106. Another against Arch-Deacons ruling Presbyters, and taking Fees of them. §. 107. Others for the old Excommunication, and about Confession to God and Man, and against trust in Pilgrimages. §. 108, 109, 110. Another Council at Constantinople curseth that at Nice, •d, and pull down Images, and the Bishops turn again. §. 113. The murder of Bishops punished by •ayments at last. §. 114.