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

The French Bishops against the Pope gave Ludovicus's Kingdom to Charles Calvus, § 70. The King, Hincmar. and Bishops against the Pope, § 71, 72. Deposing and blinding Hincmaru's Laudunensis. The Romans imprison Pope John, § 75. His Acts; decree for perjury, § 76, 77. Going to Rome merits the pardon of Murder, § 77. Service in the Slavonian Tongue forbidden them, § 78. Auspertus Bishop of Milan refuseth to obey the Pope: Slavonian Service yielded to: The Bishop of Vienna rejecteth a Bishop of Geneva (Aptandus) sent by the Pope, because he was never baptized, made Clerk, nor Learned: The Pope tells him that he himself had none of these when he was consecrated Bishop of Vienna, § 77. Whether the Right of Emperors was only by the Pope's Gift, § 78. Binius resolution: One Church had two Bishops, § 81. A General Council at Constant. restoreth Photius, expungeth filioque condemneth the last General Council there; yet both approved by Popes, § 83. The Council accuse Rome, § 87. Rome's jurisdiction excluded, § 87. Adders to the Creed (filioque) anathematized: Pope Martin and Hadrian condemn Photius, and enrage the Greek Emperor against them, § 89, 91. Bishops and Lords depose Carolus Crassus; he is put to beg his bread, § 92. The Pope above Emperors as Heaven above Earth; Kings are Servants, and not above the Clergy their Masters, § 93. A King ruling ill decreed to be a Tyrant: Bishops and Priests lying with their own Sisters, restrained: but no Bishop is to be accused by a Presbyter, nor judged under seventy two Witnesses, nor Priests under forty two, &c. He that would lye with his Sister before so many deserved blame: Murderers of Priests denied Flesh, Wine, Coaches, &c. § 96, 97. Formosus perjured; was the first Bishop that ever was made Pope, § 99. CHAP. 11. The Progress of Councils, till Leo the 9th, especially in the West. The Bishops depose Odo, and set up Charles. §. 1. The Virgin Mary's Smock works wonders. §. 2. Blood and confusion in Italy. §. 3. Bishops to be obeyed before Earls and Magistrates. Clergy-men must not be put to swear. No Presbyter to be deposed, but by six Bishops, §. 5. Two wicked Popes at once: Stephen Judgeth, Dismembereth, and drowneth dead Formosus, and re-ordaineth those ordained by him, §. 7, 8. The Bishops in Council approve it; yet now Papists detest it. §. 9. When Popes are Infallible. §. 10.

The French Bishops against the Pope gave Ludovicus's Kingdom to Charles Calvus, § 70. The King, Hincmar. and Bishops against the Pope, § 71, 72. Deposing and blinding Hincmaru's Laudunensis. The Romans imprison Pope John, § 75. His Acts; decree for perjury, § 76, 77. Going to Rome merits the pardon of Murder, § 77. Service in the Sclavonian Tongue forbidden them, § 78. Auspertus Bishop of Milan refuseth to obey the Pope: Sclavonian Service yielded to: The Bishop of Vienna rejecteth a Bishop of Geneva (Aptandus) sent by the Pope, because he was never baptized, made Clerk, nor Learned: The Pope tells him that he himself had none of these when he was consecrated Bishop of Vienna, § 77. Whether the Right of Emperours was only by the Pope's Guift, § 78. Binius resolution: One Church had two Bishops, § 81. A General Council at Constant. restoreth Photius, expungeth filioque condemneth the last General Council there; yet both approved by Popes, § 83. The Council accuse Rome, § 87. Rome's jurisdiction excluded, § 87. Adders to the Creed (filioque) anathematized: Pope Martin and Hadrian condemn Photius, and enrage the Greek Emperour against them, § 89, 91. Bishops and Lords depose Carolus Crassus; he is put to beg his bread, § 92. The Pope above Emperours as Heaven above Earth; Kings are Servants, and not above the Clergie their Masters, § 93. A King ruling ill decreed to be a Tyrant: Bishops and Priests lying with their own Sisters, restrained: but no Bishop is to be accused by a Presbyter, nor judged under seventy two Witnesses, nor Priests under forty two, &c. He that would lye with his Sister before so many deserved blame: Murderers of Priests denyed Flesh, Wine, Coaches, &c. § 96, 97. Formosus perjured; was the first Bishop that ever was made Pope, § 99. CHAP. 11. The Progress of Councils, till Leo the 9th, especially in the West. The Bishops depose Odo, and set up Charles. §. 1. The Virgin Mary's Smock works wonders. §. 2. Bloud and confusion in Italy. §. 3. Bishops to be obeyed before Earls and Magistrates. Clergy-men must not be put to swear. No Presbyter to be depos'd, but by six Bishops, §. 5. Two wicked Popes at once: Stephen Iudgeth, Dismembreth, and drowneth dead Formosus, and re-ordaineth those ordained by him, §. 7, 8. The Bishops in Council approve it; yet now Papists detest it. §. 9. When Popes are Infallible. §. 10.