Roman Forgeries and Falsifications (Volume 1); Or. and Examination of Counterfeit and Corrupted Records with Especial Reference to Popery (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1842 Excerpt: ... and Laurentius, who was probably also an Ascetic(q). We are told by Dionysius, in his Epistle to Stephen), that to the Canons, "qui dicuntur Apostolorum," "plurimi consensum non prasbuere faci cretal. Lib. i. De Constit. Tit. ii. Cap. i. col. 11. Paris. 1585. Conf. Dounami Papa Antichristus, Lib. 4. Cap. 2. pp. 251-2. Lond, 1620. Christoferson's Treatise concerning Antichrist, Part 2. p. 293. 1614. Halleri Sentent. Decret. Patrum, fol. 36, b. Tiguri, 1572. Moresini Papatus, Lectori. Edinb. 1594. Bp. Jewel's Apology, pp. 39, 81,110. Lond. 1685.) I must leave it to those whom it may concern to reconcile with these words the following Gloss occurring elsewhere in the Canon Law: "Non ergo papa habet omnia iura in pectore suo." (Gratiani Decret. Dist. xxiii. C. Preterea, fol. xxv, b. Parrhis. 1518.) It is manifest "Nondebere plus esse in rubro quam in nigro; id est, summarium & glossam non debere a textu discrepare: Sed huiusmodi alia longe plura observari colligique in hoc jure possunt." (Rittershusius, De diff. Jur. Civ. et Can. p. 13. Argent. 1618.) Inquirers into the reality of the boasted unity of the Church of Eome may consult Pappus, Contradict. Doctor. Rom. Bccles. Argent. 1597.) Osiander, (Papa non Papa, Tubingge, 1599.) Bishop Hall, The Peace of Rome, Lond. 1609.) Botsaccus, (Contradictiones Pontificiw, Wittemb. 1631.) and Willet. (Synopsis Papismi, pp. 1325-52. Lond. 1634.) (q) Ant. Pagi and Nat. Alexander represent him as a Presbyter, and Doujat makes him to have been aDeacon of the Church of Eome. Fabricius (Bill. Graze. xii. 141.) and De Marca (De concord. Sacerd. 8f Imper. Lib. iii. Cap. iii. . vii. p. 137. Paris. 1669.) also call him a Presbyter: but without any authority. Vid. Caroli Blasci Comment. de Coll. Canon. Isid. Mercator. apud Gal...