M. Harding. The .8. Division.M. Hardinge. The .8. Diuision.
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M. Harding. The .8. Division.
M. Hardinge. The .8. Diuision.
Where as in old times, when by wholesome Discipline the Faithful people were kept in Godly awe, and obedience, that Prayer also, which was said over the Oblation before Consecration, (219)1 was pronounced Closely, and in Silence: and therefore it was called of the Latins Secreta, of the Greeks, Mystica oratio, meaning thereby, that it ought not to be uttered openly, and made Common.
VVhere as in olde times, when by holsome Discipline the Faithful people were kepte in Godlye awe, and obedience, that Praier also, whiche was saide ouer the Oblation before Consecration, (219)1 was pronounced Closely, and in Silence: and therefore it was called of the Latines Secreta, of the Greekes, Mystica oratio, meaning thereby, that it ought not to be vttered openly, and made Common.
- 1The .219. Untruth. For the same Secrete Prayer was pronounced aloud: as shall appear.The .219. Vntrueth. For the same Secrete Praier vvas pronoūced alovvde: as shal appeare.