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

Ludovicus Pius, Emperor, Bishops with Bernard rebel, Stephen made Pope without him, pardoned. §. 115. His care of lost Learning: A pious Treatise out of the Fathers; against Bishops domination, and for their equality with Presbyters in Scripture-times. §. 116. Against Clergy sins, and Women's company. Against genuflection on the Lords days: Augustine's contempt of appeals to Councils and Rome: A strange temperance of the Canonical Monks, that were tied to four pound of Bread and five pound of Wine in a day; or in scarcity, to three pound of Wine and three pound of Beer; or in greater scarcity, to one pound of Wine and five of Beer. §. 118. Ludovicus Pius maketh the Pope greater than ever. §. 120. Michael Balbus murdering Leo, Armenus •endeth to Ludovicus Pius about Images: An Assembly at Paris called by him judge the judge of the World, and the Nicene second Council saith Bellarmine. §. 124. Now both East and West judged the Pope and his General Council to err; yea this Emperor that made him Great. §. 125. A book of concord by the Pope and Emperor, that Images are neither to be contemptuously broken, nor adored. Bellarmines words against it. He revileth the Popes words, that Princes are Governors of the Church. §. 127, 128. Confuted. Faith and Love may be without Images. §. 129. It was the right of the Empire to consent or not, to the chosen Pope. §. 132. Platina wisheth for a Ludovicus to reform the luxurious Clergy then. §. 133. A Paris Council write an excellent Book: They tell of some struck with Thunderbolts, Convulsions, &c. for and as working on the Lords day. And say Beati Petri vicem gerimus. §. 136. The Emperor making his three Sons Kings, they Rebel: He conquereth Pipin, Lotharius rebelleth again. Ebbo and a Council of Bishops wickedly depose him absent and unheard, and force him to resign his Sceptre on the Altar, and thrust him into Prison: Thus was the best of Princes that most advanced the Clergy used by ⟨image 17⟩them, on Religious pretence Ludovicus restored the second time. Lotharius rebelleth still, till pardoned. Ludovicus dyeth. §. 137. The form of his condemnation by the Bishops at large; with all the Articles of Accusation and his penance at the Bishops high Court of Justice. §. 139. The Emperor restored by force, the Bishops recant and he forgiveth them, Ebbo resigning. §. 140. The Wars between Ludovicus Sons: Lotharius justly conquered.

Ludovicus Pius, Emperour, Bishops with Bernard rebel, Stephen made Pope without him, pardoned. §. 115. His care of lost Learning: A pious Treatise out of the Fathers; against Bishops domination, and for their equality with Presbyters in Scripture-times. §. 116. Against Clergy sins, and Womens company. Against geflection on the Lords days: Augustines contempt of appeals to Councils and Rome: A strange temperance of the Canonical Monks, that were tyed to four pound of Bread and five pound of Wine in a day; or in scarcity, to three pound of Wine and three pound of Beer; or in greater scarcity, to one pound of Wine and five of Beer. §. 118. Ludovicus Pius maketh the Pope greater than ever. §. 120. Michael Balbus murdering Leo, Armenus endeth to Ludovicus Pius about Images: An Assembly at Paris called by him judge the judge of the World, and the Nicene second Council saith Bellarmine. §. 124. Now both East and West judged the Pope and his General Council to erre; yea this Emperour that made him Great. §. 125. A book of concord by the Pope and Emperour, that Images are neither to be contemptuously broken, nor adored. Bellarmines words against it. He revileth the Popes words, that Princes are Governours of the Church. §. 127, 128. Confuted. Faith and Love may be without Images. §. 129. It was the right of the Empire to consent or not, to the chosen Pope. §. 132. Platina wisheth for a Ludovicus to reform the luxurious Clergy then. §. 133. A Paris Council write an excellent Book: They tell of some struck with Thunderbolts, Convulsions, &c. for and as working on the Lords day. And say Beati Petri vicem gerimus. §. 136. The Emperour making his three Sons Kings, they Rebel: He conquereth Pipin, Lotharius rebelleth again. Ebbo and a Council of Bishops wickedly depose him absent and unheard, and force him to resign his Scepter on the Altar, and thrust him into Prison: Thus was the best of Princes that most advanced the Clergy used by