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Oath
of
Allegiance
Come out of her my People , that ye partake not of her Sins and Plagues . Rev. XVIII . 4.
S.
Roycroft
Robert
Clavell
Magna
est
veritas
&
praevalebit
nat
super
,
non
immersabilis
undis
.
what
I
believe
I
Censor
Librorum
cannot
have
That
God
Almighty
would
be
graciously
pleased
to
open
his
Eyes
,
and
bless
him
with
the
Knowledge
and
Love
of
the
Truth
.
Hominem
pagina
nostra
sapit
Doctrine
of
Transubstantiation
Concil.
Trid.
Sess.
13.
De
Encharistâ
.
cap.
Trent
Council
Books
of
Ibidem
Reg.
Hereticks
(
Protestants
Ita
Bulla
Creg
.
15.
Data
Rom.
30.
Decemb.
Examin
and
try
all
things
,
to
use
that
understanding
and
discretion
God
has
given
us
,
to
distinguish
truth
from
error
prove
all
things
i.
e.
Dr.
Hen.
Holden
in
Locum
hold
fast
that
which
is
good
.
should
not
believe
every
Spirit
Vide
Exercitia
spiritualia
Ign.
Loyolae
.
Tolosae
,
1593.
p.
172.
Reg.
renounce
their
own
Reason
if
he
say
that
is
white
,
which
they
see
black
,
they
Ibid.
Reg.
13.
p.
are
to
believe
what
he
says
,
and
not
their
own
Senses
.
(
horresco
referens
)
the
reading
of
the
Holy
Scripture
by
the
People
,
in
any
vulgar
Tongue
,
is
more
pernicious
then
profitable
,
and
brings
more
loss
then
benefit
to
the
Reader
.
Rules
for
prohibited
Books
,
contrived
by
a
Deputation
(
or
Committee
)
of
the
Trent
Fathers
,
according
to
the
Decree
of
that
Council
Trent
Index
damne
the
Bible
known
that
the
Reading
prohibited
Books
,
Those
be
their
words
in
both
their
Bulls
.
great
detriment
to
the
Professors
of
the
sincere
Faith
.
destructive
of
their
Popish
Superstition
and
Idolatry
as
the
Bible
,
as
it
has
been
truly
explain'd
and
preached
by
Protestants
,
since
s
time
So
both
of
them
declare
in
the
same
words
.
Then
they
Command
(
under
severest
(
the
Bible
is
one
,
if
it
be
in
any
Vulgar
Tongue
)
And
then
they
declare
Urban
.
8.
dictae
Bullae
no
Bible
or
Protestant
Book
concerning
Religion
,
in
any
Vulgar
Tongue
the
supream
Office
of
the
Inquisitors
Sacred
Office
None
shall
have
Licence
to
read
such
dangerous
and
damned
Books
,
save
such
as
have
extremum
vitae
spiritum
,
constantissimè
Ita
in
Bulla
Pij
Papae
4.
super
forma
Juramenti
Professionis
fidei
,
in
Concil.
Trident.
Sess.
24.
De
Refor
'
.
c.
12.
p.
4
52.
Editionis
Anverp
.
solemnly
Promised
,
Vow'd
and
Sworn
firmly
to
believe
and
constantly
to
hold
and
profess
to
their
last
breath
(
and
,
to
the
utmost
of
their
Power
,
indeavour
that
others
,
under
them
do
so
too
)
their
new
Trent-Creed
,
and
so
the
whole
Mass
of
their
Popish
Errors
and
Idolatries
contained
and
commanded
in
it
.
Roman
Catholicks
Baronius
Notat
.
ad
Martyrologium
Rom.
Oct.
16.
B.
p.
707.
Col.
Agrip.
That
the
Hereticks
call'd
them
Papists
That
we
could
not
honour
them
with
a
more
glorious
Title
then
that
of
Papists
,
and
therefore
he
desires
that
they
may
have
the
honour
of
that
Title
while
they
live
,
and
that
(
after
death
)
it
may
be
writ
upon
their
Tombs
and
Sepulchral
Monuments
.
Monarchical
Supremacy
Catholick
Bishop
Catholick
Doctor
In
respect
of
their
Faith
,
Orthodox
no
Hereticks
In
respect
of
their
Charity
Morton
,
Davenant
,
John
White
,
Chillingworth
Missal
,
Breviary
,
Horae
B.
Virginis
,
Ritual
and
Pontifical
,
&c.
Roman
Catholicks
Roman
Catholick
Erring
Schismatick
Roman
Catholick
particular
Universal
particular
Persons
particular
Churches
Catholick
Churches
renders
it
)
apud
Euseb.
Hist.
l.
7.
c.
29.
pag.
278.
D.
Paulus
Samosatenus
Catholick
Church
Optimus
Bp.
of
the
Catholick
Church
at
Antioch
Bishop
of
the
Catholick
Church
in
Constantinople
;
Amphilochius
Bishop
of
the
Catholick
Church
in
Iconium
Theodosian
Code
Episcopus
Ecclesiae
Catholicae
Urbis
Romae
:
Bishop
of
the
Catholick
Church
of
the
City
of
Rome
.
John
Launoy
Universal
Bishop
Joh.
Launoy
Constantinople
,
Iconium
,
Antioch
That
the
Donatists
assumed
to
themselves
the
Name
of
Catholick
,
said
that
their
Sect
was
the
only
true
Church
,
and
so
damn'd
all
other
Christians
;
and
upon
this
Heretical
Opinion
,
they
Schismatically
separated
from
the
whole
Catholick
Church
.
That
they
,
and
they
only
,
are
truly
Catholicks
,
and
the
only
Members
of
the
true
Christian
and
Catholick
Church
:
and
then
Schismatically
Seperate
from
,
Excommunicate
and
Damn
all
other
Christians
.
the
Pope
and
his
Party
(
in
side
(
in
facto
Christoph.
Sibthorp's
that
man
of
Sin
That
Adversary
who
Exalts
himself
above
all
Kings
and
Emperors
That
the
Pope
really
and
professedly
does
Exalt
himself
above
all
Kings
and
Emperors
,
and
so
has
this
Mark
of
the
Beast
,
and
Indelible
Character
of
Antichrist
.
That
the
Pope
is
as
much
greater
Then
the
Emperor
,
as
The
Sun
is
greater
Then
the
Moon
.
Exalts
himself
above
all
that
is
call'd
God
,
Bernardus
de
Botono
That
the
Sun
is
greater
than
the
Moon
,
(
and
consequently
the
Pope
greater
than
the
Emperor
)
Forty
seaven
times
That
he
was
as
much
greater
then
the
Emperor
,
as
the
Sun
was
greater
than
the
Moon
.
And
therefore
another
That
it
is
Vid.
Additionem
ad
Glossam
.
verbo
.
Inter
Solem
&
Lunam
.
Cap.
Solitae
.
manifest
,
that
the
Sun
is
greater
than
the
Moon
(
so
the
Pope
than
the
Emperor
)
an
hundred
forty
seaven
times
.
That
the
Sun
is
greater
than
the
Moon
seaven
thousand
seaven
hundred
,
forty
four
times
,
and
one
half
more
.
(
That
he
is
Antichrist
,
who
exalts
himself
above
all
Kings
and
Emperors
)
Gratian.
Can.
Duo
sunt
That
the
Papal
Dignity
is
to
be
prefer'd
to
the
Imperial
,
more
then
Gold
is
to
Lead
Because
Kings
and
Princes
are
to
submit
their
Necks
to
the
Popes
Knees
Lib.
Sacrarum
Ceremoniarum
,
Rom.
1560.
l.
1.
Tit.
5.
p.
22.
Col.
That
the
Law
being
by
his
Ibid.
dicta
Greg.
13.
Bulla
.
command
receiv'd
,
corrected
and
purged
;
no
man
(
for
the
future
)
should
dare
to
add
,
detract
,
or
change
any
thing
in
it
.
That
our
blessed
Saviour
before
his
Ascension
,
did
constitute
his
Vicar
,
and
gave
him
such
a
Monarchical
Supremacy
and
Jurisdiction
(
as
is
They
tell
us
,
that
it
was
our
blessed
Saviour
himself
,
who
Constituted
and
his
Successors
,
Supream
Monarchs
of
the
Catholick
Church
.
So
Pius
the
Fifth
in
this
Bull
of
Excommunication
of
De
Rom.
Pont.
l
2.
c.
Catechis
.
Trident.
Part.
2.
c
7.
De
Ordinis
Sacramento
.
vide
Can.
Sacrosancta
.
2.
Dist.
22.
&
Glossam
&
Turrecrematam
.
Idem
.
now
contended
for
)
over
the
Apostles
and
the
whole
Church
.
If
they
can
prove
,
that
St.
while
he
lived
,
did
exercise
such
Power
and
Supream
Jurisdiction
,
even
over
the
Apostles
,
&c.
Baronius
▪
let
them
make
it
appear
that
it
was
not
Personal
and
Temporary
,
to
cease
with
his
Person
,
(
as
the
Apostleship
did
)
but
to
be
transferred
to
some
Let
them
make
it
appear
that
the
Bishop
of
was
that
Rom.
Pontificem
succedere
Petro
,
non
habetur
expresse
in
Scripturis
,
sed
habetur
ex
traditione
Apostolicâ
.
Successor
,
that
was
(
as
they
say
)
25.
years
Bishop
of
or
25.
days
,
or
that
he
ever
was
at
that
our
blessed
Saviour
,
while
on
Earth
,
either
exercis'd
or
had
such
a
Temporal
Monarchy
,
as
the
They
constantly
tell
us
,
the
Pope
has
two
Swords
;
and
of
the
Temporal
Sword
they
say
Liber
Sacrarum
Ceremoniorum
Ecclesiae
Rom.
Romae
.
1560.
Lib.
1.
Tit.
7.
De
Ense
benedicendo
,
p.
36.
Col.
Pope
now
challenges
as
his
Vicar
.
by
express
words
of
Scripture
express
words
of
Scripture
Popes
Infallibility
his
Supremacy
over
all
General
Councils
,
James
Merlin
Superior
Roma
genuine
Works
of
the
ancient
Fathers
and
Councils
,
ad
hominem
their
own
Councils
Popes
Bulls
Canon
Law
Casuists
,
Schoolmen
,
Summists
Trent
Catechism
Book
of
the
Sacred
Ceremonies
of
the
Rom.
Church
,
received
Publick
Offices
Missal
,
Breviary
,
Ritual
,
Pontifical
,
&c.
)
Infallibility
of
their
Pope
and
Church
,
solemnly
sworn
,
firmly
to
believe
their
new
Trent
Creed
,
to
their
last
breath
Luciferian
Hereticks
Petro
,
Petrique
Henrico
VIII
particularly
,
and
by
name
damns
the
Emperor
to
the
Torments
of
Hell
.
Carolus
Sigonius
Martinus
Polonus
Constantine
,
Gregory
Imperatori
,
Sacris
Interdicere
,
&
Juratâ
Leo
Isaurus
Plat.
in
vita
Greg.
Excommunicated
the
Emperor
and
deprived
him
of
his
Empire
.
Gratian.
Can.
Alius
.
Caus.
15.
Quaest.
great
crimes
of
but
because
he
was
unprofitable
,
and
unfit
for
the
Government
Gloss.
ibid.
verbo
he
was
Effeminate
,
and
dissolute
with
Women
.
Joh.
Semeca
Gloss.
ibid.
verbo
That
the
Pope
may
depose
the
Emperor
by
the
Authority
given
by
God
of
binding
and
loosing
both
in
Heaven
and
Earth
:
And
then
he
absolves
his
Subjects
from
their
Oath
of
Fidelity
,
and
then
prohibits
them
to
obey
him
.
implores
the
Assistance
of
in
this
his
Excommunication
and
Deposition
of
the
Emperor
;
that
the
World
may
p.
51.
Col.
know
,
that
as
they
have
power
to
bind
and
loose
in
Heaven
;
so
they
have
power
on
Earth
to
give
and
take
away
Empires
,
Kingdoms
,
Principalities
,
Dukedoms
,
Earldoms
,
and
(
according
as
they
shall
deserve
,
and
he
is
Judge
of
that
)
the
possessions
of
all
men
.
This
power
,
had
;
and
so
he
,
and
the
Bishops
of
have
it
too
,
and
that
from
God
,
as
Vicars
of
Christ
,
and
s
Successors
The
Damnation
and
Excommunication
of
he
did
diligently
deliberate
about
it
,
with
his
Brethren
and
the
Sacred
Council
Matthew
Paris
Excommunication
in
that
Council
,
not
without
the
Horror
and
Amazement
of
all
who
heard
it
.
it
was
done
by
the
general
and
concurrent
consent
of
the
Council
.
Matth.
Paris
in
Hen.
3.
ad
An.
1250.
p.
773.
lin.
ultimâ
.
Council
it self
Matthew
Paris
That
some
did
positively
affirm
Matth.
Paris
in
Hen.
3.
ad
dictum
Annum
1250.
p.
774.
lin.
2.
&c.
did
above
all
things
earnestly
desire
to
ruin
the
Emperor
whom
he
called
the
great
Dragon
)
that
,
he
being
trampled
upon
,
the
King
of
and
other
Christian
Kings
,
(
whom
he
call'd
diminutive
Kings
,
and
little
Serpents
)
affrighted
with
the
sad
Fate
of
might
more
easily
be
kept
under
,
and
they
and
their
Prelates
spoiled
of
their
Goods
,
and
by
him
plundered
.
Magistrate
or
Officer
under
him
;
nor
to
acknowledge
the
King
or
any
of
his
Judges
or
Officers
to
be
their
Superiors
.
that
in
any
Cause
of
Debt
,
or
any
other
Cause
Civil
or
Criminal
,
none
should
be
bound
to
answer
them
,
and
yet
they
bound
to
answer
every
body
.
to
quit
the
Kingdom
,
and
not
to
return
,
till
the
Persons
Excommunicate
,
deprived
,
cursed
and
damn'd
be
absolved
from
their
Censures
Important
Considerations
A
Collection
of
several
Treatises
concerning
the
Reasons
and
Occasion
of
Penel
Laws
,
&c.
London
Vid.
Edictum
Illustriss
.
D.
Jac.
Geraldini
,
de
Justitia
ejus
belli
,
quod
in
Hibernia
pro
side
gerit
.
Sixtus
Quintus
and
confirms
the
damnatory
Sentences
of
his
two
Predecessors
,
and
Excommunicates
and
deposes
the
Queen
,
Absolves
her
Subjects
from
their
Oaths
of
Fidelity
,
and
published
a
Croisado
,
as
against
Turks
and
Insidels
Elizabeth
)
and
gave
plenary
Indulgence
to
all
who
should
assist
in
that
War
.
writ
a
Traiterous
and
Seditious
Book
,
to
Exhort
all
the
Papists
,
to
joyn
with
the
Forces
(
against
their
Queen
and
Country
)
under
the
Prince
of
and
Pope
with
that
Book
,
and
his
own
Bull
)
into
the
and
there
a
great
number
of
those
Books
and
Bulls
were
printed
at
to
be
sent
into
The
Damnation
of
The
Damnation
&
Deposition
of
Damnatio
Hen.
8
,
ejúsque
Fautorum
,
&c.
The
Damnation
of
and
his
Favourers
of
fact
barely
prove
a
Right
à
Facto
ad
Jus
That
None
of
his
Predecessors
,
Popes
of
Did
ever
Err
,
in
any
of
their
Canons
or
Constitutions
.
That
none
of
his
Predecessors
ever
Err'd
,
Can.
sic
Omnes
2.
dist.
19.
&
Ibid.
Can.
3.
4.
&c.
That
all
their
Papal
Sanctions
are
so
to
be
received
,
as
if
the
Divine
Voice
of
Peter
himself
had
Confirmed
them
:
was
Pope
s
Sentence
,
&
is
Received
into
the
Body
of
their
Canon
Law
,
Revised
,
Corrected
,
and
Purged
from
all
things
Contrary
to
Catholick
Verity
:
Catholick
Verity
Ibid.
Can.
Enimvero
.
4.
Dist.
19
Whatever
the
Church
of
does
Ordain
or
Constitute
,
it
is
(
without
all
Contradiction
)
perpetually
to
be
Observed
.
Vid.
Exposit.
Theseos
.
in
Coll.
Claromontano
propositae
.
12.
Dec.
That
our
Blessed
Saviour
left
and
his
Successors
,
the
same
Infallibility
,
he
himself
had
,
so
oft
as
they
spoke
That
(
even
out
of
a
General
Council
)
He
is
the
Infallible
Judge
in
Controversies
of
Faith
,
both
in
Questions
of
Right
and
Fact
.
F.
Gregory
de
Rives
D.
Roquet
Gr.
de
Rives
Epitome
Concil.
in
Principio
,
praelud
.
That
as
the
Authority
of
Christ
(
our
blessed
Saviour
)
if
he
were
now
on
Earth
,
were
greater
than
all
Councils
,
so
by
the
Same
Reason
,
the
Authority
of
the
Pope
(
who
is
Christ's
Vicar
)
is
greater
than
all
Councils
too
.
That
the
Priviledge
of
Infallibility
was
given
to
the
Pope
,
not
to
Councils
;
and
then
Concludes
;
That
the
Ibid.
Praelud
.
9.
Edit.
Lugd.
Anno.
Church
of
is
Judge
of
Controversies
,
and
all
her
Desinitions
and
Determinations
are
De
Rives
Lud.
Bail
That
the
Lud.
Bail
in
Print
Apparatus
ad
summam
Conc.
De
tripliciverbo
Dei
.
Word
of
God
is
threefold
His
written
Word
,
in
Scripture
.
2.
His
unwritten
Word
,
in
the
Traditions
of
the
Church
.
3.
The
Word
Declared
or
Explain'd
;
when
doubtful
passages
in
Scripture
or
Tradition
are
explain'd
,
and
their
meaning
determin'd
by
the
Pope
,
whether
in
,
or
out
of
Councils
;
and
this
is
the
most
approved
way
,
in
which
men
acquiesce
,
and
think
they
need
look
no
further
.
That
seeing
this
is
so
;
we
ought
not
to
be
affraid
to
follow
the
Pope's
Guidance
in
Doctrines
of
Faith
and
Manners
,
but
acquiesce
in
his
Judgment
,
and
submit
all
our
writings
to
be
Corrected
by
him
.
Their
Popes
may
Damn
and
Depose
Kings
and
Emperors
and
think
they
have
(
as
Christ's
Vicars
)
a
just
Prerogative
and
Power
to
do
it
.
Vide
Aquinatem
.
2.
2.
Quaest.
11.
Art
.
&
ibid.
Quest.
12.
Art
.
He
affirms
it
,
and
says
Vniversity
of
Paris
R.
Grosthead
Father
Caron
The
Divines
of
Lovane
The
Inquisitors
damn'd
his
Book
his
Superiors
Excommunicate
him
Bulla
Greg.
9.
Decretal
.
praefixa
.
Lions
,
Omnium
Consensu
,
&c.
The
Damnation
of
Q.
Elizabeth
Noct.
Atticarum
lib.
20.
Cap.
8.
And
lib.
4.
de
Legibus
.
So
lib.
5.
Orig.
Cap.
Quinctilianus
Declamat
.
120.
And
a
good
Lawyer
tells
me
,
that
Panormitan
.
in
Cap.
Damnamus
.
in
.
2.
Notab
.
de
summâ
Trinit.
&
side
Catholicâ
.
loss
of
some
good
things
Spiritual
and
Eternal
Eternally
Damn'd
Excommunicatus
est
Membrum
Diaboli
That
every
Excommunicate
Person
is
a
Member
of
the
Devil
.
Excommunicatio
est
Aeternae
Mortis
Damnatio
That
Excommunication
is
a
Damnation
to
Eternal
Death
.
John
Semeca
That
it
is
certainly
true
,
when
the
Person
Excommunicate
is
incorrigible
,
and
contemns
the
Excommunication
,
Bruta
fulmina
Bulla
Coenae
Bullario
Romano
Eternally
damned
Baronius
Annal.
Tom.
8.
ad
An.
Christi
.
593.
num.
That
Pope
did
not
only
depose
the
Emperor
but
Excommunicate
,
and
Decree
him
to
be
Eternally
Damn'd
.
Car.
Sigonius
de
Regno
Italiae
.
lib.
9.
pag.
That
he
had
Excommunicated
the
Emperor
in
a
Council
That
by
the
Judgment
of
the
whole
Church
,
he
lay
bound
under
An
Eternal
Anathema
.
In
Bulla
Damnationis
Hen.
8.
Dat.
Romae
.
Cal.
Sept.
Ann.
and
Excommunicates
our
King
and
all
his
Favourers
and
Adherents
;
And
we
smite
them
with
the
Sword
of
an
Anathema
,
Malediction
,
and
Eternal
Damnation
.
with
the
Vnanimous
Consent
of
his
Council
,
at
Excommunicates
and
Damns
all
those
(
even
Kings
and
Emperors
)
who
shall
Appeal
from
the
Pope
to
a
General
Council
,
and
that
they
shall
be
punish'd
as
Traytors
and
Hereticks
Decrees
that
they
shall
have
vid.
P.
Crab.
Concil.
Tom.
3.
p.
690.
Col.
2.
&
ibi
forman
—
sub
paenâ
Maledictionis
Aeternae
.
their
Portion
and
Damnation
with
Temporal
loss
and
damage
Eternal
Damnation
of
Body
and
Soul
.
That
there
is
but
one
Catholick
Church
,
out
of
which
,
there
is
no
Salvation
;
and
that
our
Blessed
Saviour
made
and
his
Successors
his
Vicarij
,
Vice-Gerents
,
and
Heads
of
that
Church
whoever
are
not
of
that
Church
,
and
in
Subjection
and
Obedient
to
the
Pope
,
can
have
no
Salvation
.
That
out
of
the
Apostolick
In
Prin.
Bullae
.
Pii
there
is
no
Salvation
He
Declares
Queen
Heretick
,
that
she
and
all
her
Adherents
had
Incurr'd
an
Anathema
and
Malediction
,
were
Excommunicate
,
and
cut
off
from
the
Body
of
Christ
.
Eternally
Damn'd
Eternal
Damnation
Conc.
Lateran
.
sub
Leone
.
10.
Sess.
10.
apud
P.
Crab.
Conc.
Tom.
3.
p.
697.
Col.
It
is
the
Catholick
Conc.
Trident.
Sess.
24.
De
Reformat
.
in
Calce
Cap.
12.
p.
452.
Edit.
Antverp
.
Faith
,
without
the
belief
of
which
,
no
man
can
be
saved
,
and
swear
firmly
to
believe
it
to
their
last
breath
,
and
Anathematize
all
who
do
not
.
Ibid.
p.
All
Things
delivered
,
defined
,
and
declared
in
their
General
Councils
,
and
All
Ibid.
p.
the
Constitutions
of
their
Church
Proviside
Beneficiis
Antverp
.
1633.
Pius
Forma
Juramenti
Professionis
Fidei
Cure
of
Souls
who
profess
and
teach
receive
,
believe
Lateran
Council
Eternally
Damn'd
Eternal
Damnation
of
Body
and
Soul
,
That
our
Blessed
Saviour
committed
the
Government
of
His
Church
(
with
all
plenitude
and
fulness
of
Power
)
to
and
his
Successors
That
our
blessed
Saviour
did
Constitute
alone
a
Prince
,
over
All
Nations
,
and
All
Kingdoms
,
to
Pull
up
,
and
Throw
down
,
to
Dissipate
and
Destroy
,
to
Plant
and
Build
in
Order
to
the
Salvation
of
his
Faithful
People
Jeremy
over
all
Nations
and
Kingdoms
,
to
pull
up
and
destroy
them
&c.
Constit.
8.
Alexand.
3.
In
Bullario
Rom.
Tom.
1.
p.
65.
Col.
Emperor
held
his
Stirrup
when
he
mounted
his
Palfrey
That
the
Power
over
Nations
and
Kingdoms
,
to
pull
up
,
cast
down
,
and
destroy
,
was
Given
to
Ibid.
Constit.
9.
p.
65.
Col.
and
In
Him
,
to
the
Evangelical
Priest
,
to
and
his
Successors
In
Bullâ
Damnationis
Hen.
8.
data
Rom.
That
he
was
Vicar
of
Christ
,
our
blessed
Saviour
,
and
plac'd
in
the
Throne
of
Justice
Above
All
Kings
in
the
whole
World
,
According
to
the
Prophecy
of
&c.
Cap.
unam
Sanctam
.
1.
de
major
.
&
Obed.
Extrav
.
Communes
.
Popes
power
above
Kings
Bonif.
8.
in
Bulla
.
6.
Decretalium
praesixa
.
That
they
have
Licet
Romanus
all
Laws
in
the
Archives
of
their
own
breasts
,
That
that
Power
over
Nations
and
Kingdoms
,
to
pull
up
▪
dissipate
,
and
destroy
,
was
(
by
God
)
given
to
and
in
Him
to
gratis
dictum
Per
generationem
&
Jure
Sanguinis
In
jus
defuncti
Per
Consecrationem
&
Jure
Ordinis
And
then
it
immediately
follows
As
our
Saviour's
Kingdom
was
not
of
this
World
,
Temporal
Power
over
Nations
and
Kingdoms
,
to
pull
up
,
destroy
,
and
dissipate
,
&c.
in
his
person
in
his
purse
That
our
blessed
Saviour
did
a
Prince
,
to
pull
up
,
and
destroy
,
&c.
All
Nations
,
and
All
Kingdoms
some
of
the
Canonists
,
the
Jesuits
,
and
Papal
Parasites
,
Pisa
,
Constance
I
have
set
thee
over
the
Nations
and
Kingdoms
,
to
pull
down
,
dissipate
,
destroy
,
plant
,
and
build
Depose
Kings
and
Emperors
,
and
Absolve
their
Subjects
from
all
Oaths
of
Allegiance
:
I
have
set
thee
over
the
Nations
,
to
pull
down
,
and
destroy
,
&c.
to
pull
down
and
destroy
any
man
,
much
less
Kings
and
Emperors
A
suis
Concivibus
in
Taphnis
Aegypti
,
Lapidibus
Obrut
us
,
Martyr
occubuit
.
I
have
set
thee
o-over
Nations
and
Kingdoms
,
to
pull
down
,
destroy
,
and
dissipate
,
within
three
days
the
one
should
be
restored
to
his
Place
,
and
the
other
hanged
.
He
restored
the
one
,
and
that
He
hang'd
the
other
.
No
Divine
His
Profession
,
nor
had
he
studied
Divinity
.
Corn
:
A.
Lapide
i.
e.
A
Lapide
.
in
Jer.
I
have
set
thee
over
the
Nations
,
that
thou
should
pull
up
:
That
is
that
thou
shouldst
Threaten
my
Enemies
,
that
unless
they
repent
,
I
will
pull
them
out
of
the
Countries
,
where
I
have
placed
them
.
Hierome
,
Theodoret
,
Rabanus
,
Vatablus
,
Lyranus
,
Dion-Carthusianus
,
That
it
is
God
who
Pulls
up
,
and
Plants
the
Nations
.
I
have
set
thee
To
pull
up
,
and
plant
the
Nations
:
I
have
set
thee
to
Threaten
and
Preach
that
God
would
Pull
up
and
Plant
those
Nations
.
Jeremy
,
to
prove
the
Priest
to
be
Superior
to
all
Kings
Bernardus
de
Botono
I
have
set
thee
over
the
Nations
,
to
pull
up
,
and
plant
of
Deposing
and
setting
up
Kings
:
To
pull
up
Vices
,
and
plant
Virtues
.
a
Prince
a
Prophet
He
would
plant
them
writ
most
Learned
Glosses
Prince
of
the
Apostles
;
and
tells
us
,
that
our
blessed
Saviour
did
set
and
constitute
him
a
Prince
over
all
Nations
and
Kingdoms
.
Prince
of
the
Apostles
Corn.
A
Lapide
in
Matth.
Erasmus
in
Locum
Hierome
)
That
the
Apostles
in
the
other
Evangelists
,
are
not
reckon'd
in
the
Order
they
are
in
lest
any
man
should
think
,
that
were
first
of
all
the
Apostles
,
because
he
is
reckon'd
in
the
first
Place
.
before
himself
;
but
after
him
after
them
.
So
St.
That
the
Apostles
were
all
(
as
to
their
Apostolick
Office
)
Equal
.
Erasmus
ibidem
,
in
Matth.
That
it
cannot
Logically
and
firmly
be
concluded
,
from
the
Order
wherein
the
Apostles
are
number'd
,
which
of
them
is
to
be
preferr'd
before
the
rest
,
because
where
many
are
number'd
,
there
is
a
necessity
we
begin
with
some
one
,
and
't
is
not
material
which
we
begin
with
.
Simon
Magus
Primus
Ordine
Temporis
,
non
Jurisdictionis
.
Order
Only
Excellent
Quality
Authority
or
Jurisdiction
Roman
Breviary
Regem
Apostolorum
Dominum
,
Venite
adoremus
.
Come
let
us
adore
the
Lord
,
King
of
the
Apostles
Principes
Apostolorum
alij
praeter
Petrum
Cyprian
de
Unitate
Ecclesiae
.
p.
208.
Edit.
Rigaltij
.
our
blessed
Saviour
Committed
the
Government
of
his
Church
to
One
Only
,
to
and
Constituted
him
Only
a
Prince
over
all
Nations
and
Kingdoms
Roman
Breviary
Only
Prince
As
my
Father
sent
me
,
so
send
I
you
.
Receive
ye
the
Holy
Ghost
Infallibility
in
their
Doctrine
.
2.
Power
to
work
Miracles
for
Confirmation
of
it
whose
sins
ye
retain
,
they
are
retained
,
&c.
The
Power
of
the
Keys
binding
and
loosing
,
retaining
and
remitting
sins
.
Lyran.
in
Joh.
20.
23.
Vid.
Tirinum
,
Menochium
,
&c.
in
Matth.
Go
and
Teach
All
Nations
,
baptizing
them
,
and
teaching
them
to
observe
all
things
,
whatsoever
I
have
Commanded
you
.
Go
ye
into
All
The
World
,
and
preach
the
Gospel
to
every
Creature
to
incourage
Lo
,
I
am
with
you
Always
,
even
to
the
End
of
the
World
.
Simon
Peter
him
Only
a
Prince
over
all
Nations
and
Kingdoms
,
Thou
art
and
upon
This
Rock
,
I
will
build
my
Church
.
—
And
I
give
unto
thee
,
The
Keys
of
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven
.
Jac.
Tirinus
in
Math.
and
every
Successor
of
his
,
was
Constituted
Supream
Head
,
Prince
and
Monarch
of
the
Vniversal
Church
.
So
that
what
or
his
Idem
Ibidem
,
ad
vers.
19.
Gratian
.
Can.
Successor
shall
Determine
and
Decree
,
is
to
be
received
,
as
if
God
himself
had
decreed
it
.
Tirinus
,
Gratian
On
this
Rock
will
I
build
my
Church
;
he
speaks
of
as
the
Fundamental
Rock
,
on
which
the
Church
is
built
.
Menochius
ibid.
p.
41.
Col.
2.
vid.
Gratian.
Can.
In
nono
.
Dist.
That
though
our
blessed
Saviour
was
chiefly
that
Fundamental
Rock
,
yet
and
the
Popes
of
succeeded
him
,
as
his
Vicars
,
with
Supream
Power
,
&c.
gratis
dictum
eâdem
facilitate
rejicitur
,
quâ
Affirmatur
.
our
blessed
Saviour
was
the
chief
Fundamental
Rock
on
which
the
Church
was
built
,
and
that
St.
and
the
Popes
succeeded
him
,
with
Supream
Power
.
Plat.
in
vita
Marcel
Vigilius
,
&c.
Impudent
whorish
Woman
Johannes
Anglicus
Baronius
Annal.
Tom.
10.
ad
An.
p.
663.
vid.
eundem
an
Ad.
p.
624.
ad
An.
p.
688.
Edit.
Annal.
as
were
put
into
,
and
out
of
St.
s
Chair
by
Impudent
Whores
,
made
Popes
by
Violence
and
Simony
,
such
(
as
even
in
his
Judgment
)
none
should
,
or
dared
call
true
Popes
,
whose
names
were
recorded
only
to
fill
up
the
Catalogues
of
the
Roman
Bishops
.
Fundamental
Rock
at
all
,
for
several
years
together
.
two
or
three
Popes
Perjur'd
Persons
,
Schismaticks
,
and
Hereticks
,
&c.
by
an
unanimous
Consent
and
Decree
of
that
Great
Council
.
Concil.
Constant
,
Sess.
That
he
was
a
Person
(
all
the
time
he
was
Pope
)
notoriously
Scandalous
to
the
Church
,
that
his
Life
was
damnable
,
and
he
in
his
Conversation
guilty
of
Impieties
not
to
be
nam'd
:
And
the
Council
adds
,
(
in
their
Definitive
Sentence
of
his
Deposition
)
Idem
Concil.
Sess.
12.
in
sententia
contra
Johan.
23.
desinitivâ
.
That
he
had
broke
his
Vow
,
his
Oath
,
and
Promise
made
to
God
,
and
his
Church
,
that
he
was
Notoriously
Simoniacal
,
and
by
his
dishonest
and
detestable
Life
and
Manners
notoriously
Scandalous
,
&c.
Fundamental
Rock
they
say
blessed
Saviour
was
the
Fundamental
Rock
on
which
the
Church
was
built
,
same
Place
a
Supream
Power
same
Place
Roman
Catechism
ex
Decreto
Concilij
Tridentini
,
juslu
The
same
Power
our
blessed
Saviour
had
.
Sed
Apage
nugas
Impias
&
Blasphemas
.
and
upon
this
Rock
I
will
build
my
Church
was
that
Rock
,
while
he
liv'd
,
and
his
Successors
after
him
either
the
Profession
his
Faith
Petram
Interpretatur
Ipsam
Fidei
Professionem
upon
this
Rock
I
will
build
my
Church
Confession
of
his
Faith
super
fidei
Tuae
soliditatem
John
Semeca
Nic.
Lyranus
Ansel.
Laudunensis
Christum
in
quem
credis
Interlineary
Gloss
the
Rock
and
not
Peter
Est
autem
haec
Authoritas
Est
autem
haec
Authoritas
Faith
of
Peter
might
be
meant
,
That
the
Conc.
Trident.
Sess.
3.
Feb.
4.
Ann.
Creed
or
Profession
of
Faith
,
which
the
Church
of
Constantinopolitan
Creed
is
The
Firm
and
Only
Foundation
,
against
which
the
Gates
of
Hell
can
never
prevail
The
Only
Foundation
that
Faith
only
Foundation
Only
Foundation
Chrysostome
,
Cyril
Leo
,
Agatho
,
Nicolas
Decretal
Epistles
Peter's
Person
his
Faith
or
Confession
of
it
.
Trent
Catechism
Only
was
the
Rock
on
which
our
blessed
Saviour
built
his
Church
.
Trent
Council
Confession
of
the
Cathol.
Faith
,
Only
Foundation
Trent
Catechism
Peter
Only
is
that
Rock
and
Foundation
.
a
Lively
Faith
,
and
a
firm
belief
of
the
Gospel
,
is
a
Rock
and
Foundation
against
which
the
Gates
of
Hell
cannot
prevail
.
he
who
hears
his
sayings
,
and
doth
them
builds
upon
a
Rock
such
Faith
is
victorious
,
nay
victory
,
and
cannot
be
overcome
.
That
God
would
bless
the
Sacred
Elements
,
that
they
might
be
Effectual
,
to
the
Ecclesia
super
Petram
fidei
fundata
to
build
up
themselves
on
their
most
holy
Faith
.
Establishment
of
the
Holy
Catholick
Church
,
which
he
had
Founded
and
Built
upon
the
Rock
of
Faith
.
the
Only
Rock
Church
is
built
.
Peter
Only
Rock
Trent
Catechism
a
Rock
blessed
Saviour
is
the
Prime
and
Chief
Fundamental
Rock
on
which
the
whole
Church
is
built
.
I
lay
in
for
a
Foundation
a
Stone
,
a
precious
Corner
Stone
,
a
Sure
Foundation
,
&c.
Lapide●
pretiosum
in
Fundamento
Fundatum
Lapis
pretiosus
in
Fundamento
fundatus
Hebrew
Text
Peter
himself
Christ
the
Messiah
That
't
is
very
far
from
sense
so
to
expound
it
.
That
Christ
was
that
Rock
Peter
—
Thou
art
and
upon
this
Rock
I
will
build
my
Church
.
the
first
Immoveable
Rock
,
and
most
sure
Foundation
on
which
the
Church
is
built
Peter
is
a
Foundation
too
,
on
which
the
Church
is
built
.
is
a
Foundation
on
which
the
Church
is
built
Church
is
a
spiritual
House
,
which
is
built
upon
The
Foundation
of
the
Apostles
and
Prophets
,
Jesus
Christ
being
the
Chief
Corner-stone
.
The
City
had
Twelve
Foundations
,
and
in
them
the
names
of
the
Twelve
Apostles
of
the
Lamb.
Christian
Faith
the
Creed
Confession
of
our
blessed
Saviour
to
be
Christ
the
Son
of
the
Living
God
,
this
Faith
is
the
Foundation
on
which
the
Church
is
built
Ang.
lib.
3.
de
Symbolo
ad
Catechumen
.
Tom.
Know
you
that
this
Creed
is
the
Foundation
on
which
the
Edifice
or
Building
of
the
Church
is
raised
.
That
the
Faith
which
Confess'd
,
was
to
be
the
Foundation
of
the
faithful
,
that
is
of
the
Church
.
s
words
are
these
Corn.
A
Lapide
in
Apocal.
21.
14.
p.
112.
Col.
2.
C.
Clemens
Romanus
,
Augustin
,
Hierome
,
Russin
,
Concil.
Trident.
Sess.
Idem
,
ibid.
Col.
2.
E
:
Trent
Council
That
other
Councils
and
Fathers
say
the
same
.
i.
e.
Maldonat
.
in
Matth.
16.
17.
p.
339.
Col.
1.
E.
upon
this
Rock
I
will
build
my
Church
Confession
of
Faith
which
thou
hast
made
,
That
I
am
Christ
the
Son
of
the
Living
God
will
I
build
my
Church
i.
e.
Maldonat
.
ibid.
s
Opinion
was
further
from
sense
,
then
those
he
there
Cited
;
because
he
made
Christ
the
Rock
on
which
the
Church
was
built
.
Corn.
A
Lapide
in
Apoc.
21.
14.
p.
312.
Col.
1.
D.
Twelve
Foundations
New
Jerusalem
a
House
,
the
House
of
God
Lively
Stone
building
of
that
spiritual
House
sent
all
his
Apostles
build
this
House
.
He
gave
some
Apostles
—
for
the
Edifying
or
building
the
Body
of
Christ
Apostles
all
of
them
Preaching
of
the
Gospel
Gospel
it self
Foundation
of
the
Church
had
laid
prima
initia
fidei
Annunciavi
Annunciavi
vitae
aeternae
fundamentum
Authority
was
given
Church
is
Edify'd
or
Built
Master-Builders
,
Founders
Corn.
A.
Lapide
ubi
supra
,
in
Apoc.
21.
14.
p.
312.
Col.
1.
D.
And
2.
Cor.
he
laboured
More
then
they
All
:
Irenaeus
Adversus
Haereses
lib.
4.
cap.
41.
p.
379.
C.
Edit.
Feu-Ardentij
.
Corinthians
,
That
the
care
of
All
The
Churches
lay
upon
him
.
made
Orders
and
Constitutions
for
All
those
Churches
So
I
Ordain
in
All
the
Churches
So
I
teach
in
all
Churches
:
Legally
Constitute
,
Define
Ordaining
in
all
Churches
them
a
Testis
idoneus
,
&
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
All
the
Churches
Laws
and
Constitutions
for
them
All
:
Paul
,
A
Preacher
to
the
whole
World
Nicolaus
Methonensis
Episcopus
Jerusalem
,
John
Asia
,
Peter
Antioch
,
&c.
Paulus
autem
peculiaritèr
Orbi
Vniverso
Paul
—
That
he
did
particularly
Officiate
to
the
whole
World
.
That
the
care
of
All
the
Churches
lay
upon
him
That
the
Theodor.
in
.
2.
Cor.
sollicitude
and
care
of
the
Whole
World
lay
upon
That
the
care
of
All
the
Churches
lay
upon
him
Orders
and
Constitutions
,
to
be
observed
In
All
Churches
,
Irenaeus
lib.
4.
c.
42.
p.
380.
Edit.
Feuardentij
.
Vniversal
Church
promised
by
God
all
the
Prophets
lived
before
know
and
believe
Enseb
.
Hist.
lib.
1.
c.
4.
p.
16.
B.
clearly
and
distinctly
revealed
to
the
Ancient
Patriarchs
and
Prophets
truly
be
call'd
Christians
before
Christ
.
Gospel
was
preached
to
Abraham
Ancient
Church
,
by
the
He
preached
No
other
Things
,
then
those
which
The
Prophets
And
Moses
did
say
should
come
.
Peter
Lombard
they
all
say
in
Christ
their
Redeemer
in
Christo
Exhibendo
Their
Faith
Old
Testament
Christian
Church
Serm.
13.
Tom.
10.
p.
58.
D.
Basil.
Ibid.
pag.
59.
A.
Procopius
in
Cap.
44.
Isaiae
.
p.
504.
And
a
little
after
Procopius
ibid.
pag.
Augustin
.
Enarrat
.
in
Psal.
86.
Tom.
8.
pag.
955.
Operum
Basil.
are
call'd
Foundations
Object
.
Apoc.
Lyranus
in
.
1.
Cor.
3.
11.
vid.
Per.
Lombard
.
in
locum
.
pag.
73.
C.
D.
Maldonatus
in
Matth.
16
pag.
342.
And
again
Eph.
2.
20.
Maldonat
.
in
Matth.
7.
24.
p.
Sheep
hear
my
voice
I
lay
down
my
life
for
my
Sheep
Jesus
Christ
foundation
and
Founder
of
his
Church
,
Lively
Stones
his
House
,
purchased
with
his
precious
Blood
King
of
Saints
Judaical
Church
Christian
Church
was
faithful
in
all
his
House
,
As
A
Servant
as
a
Son
Own
House
Are
We
,
&c.
Principal
Ministers
Catechismus
Tridentinus
Part.
1.
cap.
&
praecipuè
p.
117.
Edit.
Paris
.
was
our
blessed
Saviours
Successor
,
and
(
by
him
)
Constituted
the
Head
of
the
Vniversal
Church
,
with
the
very
same
Power
our
blessed
Saviour
had
.
transeat
cum
caeteris
erroribus
only
prime
and
chief
foundation
and
founder
of
the
Church
,
Foundations
and
Founders
immediately
call'd
Theodoret
in
loc.
Estius
in
locum
Tirinus
,
Menochius
,
&c.
immediate
calling
Colledge
of
the
Apostles
would
have
to
be
the
A
Lapide
in
cap.
1.
Act.
Apost.
p.
57.
Col.
1.
C.
Directior
in
that
business
(
the
Election
of
&c.
A.
Lapide
,
ibidem
Consent
of
the
Apostles
and
Brethren
.
Commission
immediately
preach
to
all
Nations
As
my
Father
sent
me
,
so
I
send
you
,
Go
ye
,
&c.
Franc
:
A
Victoria
Excellent
and
Incomparable
Divine
All
the
Victoria
Prelect
.
2.
De
Potest
.
Eccles.
Conc.
3.
p.
Power
the
Apostles
had
,
was
(
by
them
)
received
Immediately
from
Christ
.
2.
All
the
Ibid.
Conc.
4.
p.
Apostles
had
Equal
Power
with
That
every
Apostle
had
Ecclesiastical
Power
in
the
whole
World
,
and
to
do
Every
Act
,
which
had
Power
to
do
Excepts
those
Acts
which
were
proper
and
belong'd
peculiarly
to
the
Pope
;
as
Calling
of
a
General
Council
.
gratis
dictum
Peter
—
I
Give
unto
thee
,
the
Keys
of
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven
,
and
whatsoever
thou
shalt
bind
on
Earth
,
shall
be
bound
in
Heaven
,
&c.
Emperor
is
subject
to
the
Pope
.
Lateran
Council
That
the
Keys
were
given
Only
to
Christum
Claves
Petro
promississe
Actually
give
dabo
,
I
will
give
I
have
given
do
give
Power
of
the
Keys
Verily
I
say
unt●
You
whatsoeve●
you
shall
bind
on
Earth
,
shall
be
bound
in
Heave●
and
whatsoever
you
shall
loose
on
Earth
,
shall
loosed
in
Heaven
.
Peter
.
This
the
Manual
of
the
Church
of
acknowledg●
that
the
Power
of
binding
and
loosing
,
was
given
as
well
as
Ibid.
p.
Every
Priest
is
Vicar
of
and
〈◊〉
Petri
&
Pauli
ligat
&
solvit
)
binds
and
looseth
their
stead
and
place
.
The
Ancient
MS.
M●●sal
belonging
to
the
Abbots
of
says
the
●ry
same
thing
;
So
does
their
St.
Anselme
:
a●●
Ordo
Romanus
That
the
Power
of
the
Keys
,
Power
of
binding
and
loosing
,
was
given
to
all
the
Apostles
Vide
Bandinum
,
Lombardum
,
&c.
Sent.
lib.
Trent
Catechism
Trent
Council
That
every
Bishop
and
Priest
has
the
Power
of
the
Keys
given
him
by
our
blessed
Saviour
.
Power
of
the
Keys
,
of
remitting
and
retaining
sins
,
is
given
to
every
one
Ordain'd
to
that
Office
,
in
the
very
same
words
That
our
Concil.
Trid.
Sess.
14.
De
Poenitentia
.
c.
blessed
Saviour
,
before
his
Ascention
,
left
All
Priests
His
Vicars
,
as
Presidents
and
Judges
,
who
By
the
Power
of
the
Keys
,
should
Pronounce
Sentence
of
the
Remission
and
retaining
of
Sins
.
of
Matthew
Luc.
Brugensis
.
in
locum
Matth.
Absolute
Monarchical
Supremacy
,
And
Power
to
Depose
Kings
and
Emperors
.
Apud
Binium
.
Conc.
Tom.
7.
Part.
2.
p.
being
Christ's
Vicar
,
and
it
being
said
to
us
,
in
the
Person
of
whatsoever
thou
shalt
bind
on
Earth
,
shall
be
bound
in
Heaven
,
&c.
do
Depose
that
Emperor
,
and
Absolve
all
His
Subjects
from
their
Oaths
of
Allegigance
,
&c.
Matth.
16.
19.
The
Power
of
the
Keys
,
de
facto
Dan:
Huetius
Hugo
Menardus
Benedictine
Monck
O
God
,
who
hast
Committed
the
Power
of
Binding
and
Loosing
To
the
Apostles
,
&c.
one
place
As
my
Father
sent
me
,
so
send
I
you
;
And
he
breathed
on
them
,
and
said
;
Receive
the
Holy
Ghost
;
whose
soever
sins
ye
remit
,
they
are
remitted
,
and
whose
sins
ye
retain
,
they
are
retained
.
Power
of
the
Keys
retain
and
remit
Trent
Catechism
Trent
Fathers
I
send
You
and
he
Breathed
on
Them
whose
sins
Ye
retain
,
&c.
Luc.
Brugensis
in
Joh.
20.
21.
Commentariorum
in
.
4.
Evangelia
.
Tom.
4.
pag.
loose
,
retain
The
Keys
were
given
to
and
he
is
the
Vicar
of
Christ
:
He
is
the
sole
Supream
Monarch
of
the
whole
Church
.
Every
Apostle
was
the
Vicar
of
Christ
,
and
had
the
Keys
given
him
:
Every
Apostle
was
sole
Supream
Monarch
of
the
whole
Church
.
and
every
one
of
them
sole
Supream
Monarch
of
the
whole
Church
.
Christi
Vicarij
,
Christ's
Vicars
As
my
Father
sent
me
,
so
send
I
you
.
Ambros.
in
.
2.
Cor.
5.
19.
Explicat
.
Ambros.
Cap.
Vicars
and
Ambassadors
same
place
He
hath
Committed
to
us
the
Word
of
Reconciliation
;
now
then
We
are
Ambassadors
,
for
Christ
,
as
though
God
did
beseech
you
by
us
;
we
pray
you
in
Christs's
stead
.
Christ's
stead
i.
e.
i.
e.
And
again
i.
e.
i.
e.
Lombard
.
in
Eph.
4.
pag.
&
rursus
in
.
2.
Cor.
pag.
125.
Col.
E.
Instituta
Societat
.
Jesu
.
Tom.
3.
pag.
Vicarios
Christi
,
Christ's
Vicars
Christ's
Vicars
Guil:
Estius
Christ's
Vicar
the
Power
of
the
Keys
given
him
very
same
Christ's
Vicar
the
Power
of
the
Keys
Peter
is
Christ's
Vicar
,
and
has
the
Power
of
the
Keys
:
he
is
Superior
to
John
is
Christ's
Vicar
,
and
has
the
Power
of
the
Keys
:
He
is
Superior
to
Christ's
Vicar
the
Power
of
the
Keys
their
Infallible
Popes
the
Pope
Superior
to
Kings
and
Emperors
,
Christ's
Vicar
Power
of
the
Keys
Committed
to
him
,
Any
dependence
on
Peter
in
Terminis
That
both
Petrus
&
Paulus
ambo
Principes
That
they
both
of
them
had
the
Idem
ibid.
Power
of
the
Keys
,
power
to
bind
and
loose
And
this
he
proves
,
out
of
on
the
who
says
the
same
thing
.
Idem
ibidem
.
Paul
to
Peter
Primacy
Immediately
from
Christ
Ambrose
,
Augustine
Vicar
of
Christ
the
Power
of
the
Keys
Confess'd
by
our
Adversaries
that
every
Bishop
Judex
Vice
Christi
Synodus
declarat
Episcopos
,
qui
in
Con.
Trid.
Sess.
14.
De
Poenit.
c.
5.
de
Confessione
.
Power
of
the
Keys
,
to
bind
and
loose
,
to
remit
and
retain
sins
.
Joh.
21.
15.
16.
17.
Pasce
Oves
meas
,
Feed
my
Sheep
.
Corn
:
A
Lapide
in
Joh.
21.
15.
pag.
That
our
blessed
Saviour
leaving
the
World
,
did
create
his
Vicar
,
and
highest
Priest
,
and
Prince
of
the
Vniversal
Church
,
which
he
had
promised
before
,
and
now
perform'd
that
promise
Idem
ibid.
pag.
547.
Col.
It
appears
from
this
place
,
That
and
his
Successors
Popes
of
is
Head
and
Prince
of
the
Church
,
and
that
all
the
Faithful
,
even
the
Apostles
are
made
Subjects
to
him
,
to
be
fed
and
ruled
by
him
.
Feed
my
Sheep
blessed
Saviour
Cap.
Solicit
.
6.
Extrav
.
de
Majorit
.
&
Obedientiâ
.
meant
all
his
Sheep
,
all
good
Christians
.
That
he
might
shew
,
that
they
were
none
of
our
blessed
Saviours
Sheep
,
who
would
not
Acknowledge
and
the
Popes
of
to
be
their
Masters
and
Pastors
.
Feed
my
Sheep
,
meant
Vniversally
all
his
Sheep
because
he
does
not
say
singularly
these
or
those
,
but
generally
Feed
my
Sheep
:
And
from
this
Place
so
Expounded
,
they
would
prove
s
,
and
so
the
Pope's
Monarchical
Supremacy
over
all
Christians
,
even
the
Apostles
,
Kings
,
and
Emperors
.
The
First
was
Peter
The
first
was
Peter
Primacy
of
Order
Roman
Empire
Conc.
Chalcedon
.
Can.
28.
Apud
Bin.
Tom.
3.
p.
That
because
old
was
the
Imperial
City
,
therefore
the
Fathers
had
rightly
given
Priviledges
to
the
Episcopal
Seat
of
that
City
.
Conc.
Const.
1.
Can.
5.
apud
bin
.
Conc.
Tom.
1.
pag.
by
any
Divine
Right
Christ's
Vicar
Peter's
Successor
Roman
Empire
Synodically
passed
Codex
Canonum
Ecclesiae
Vniversae
Equal
Priviledges
Ecclesiastical
business
Thracica
,
Asiana
,
Pontica
Old
Rome
Pulchoria
Augusta
,
&c.
the
Bishops
of
had
by
Divine
a
Supream
Jurisdiction
over
all
Bishops
and
Patriarchs
in
the
whole
World
:
his
pride
,
(
Catalina
Cethegum
)
Nicene
Canons
Divine
Right
Christ's
Vicar
Pulcheria
Augusta
de
Jure
Eastern
Churches
in
terminis
Western
Church
Codex
Canonum
Ecclesiae
Vniversalis
Dionysius
Exiguus
Latin
Translation
Corrupt
the
Canon
it self
Greek
Canon
Superior
Roma
—
Old
Rome
New
Rome
Ita
Synodus
.
8.
habita
sub
Adriano
Papa
.
Can.
21.
And
this
an
approved
Council
at
Holy
and
Oecumenical
Pope
,
and
Equal
to
the
Angels
,
&c.
John
,
(
Feed
my
Sheep
)
That
our
blessed
Saviour
gave
His
own
Power
to
made
him
his
Vicar
,
Head
and
Pastor
of
all
the
Faithful
in
the
World
;
and
that
in
most
ample
Words
,
when
he
bad
him
,
Feed
his
Sheep
,
and
that
it
was
our
blessed
Saviours
Will
,
that
all
s
Successors
should
have
the
very
same
Power
,
which
Catechis
.
Trid.
ex
Decreto
Conc.
Trid.
à
Pio.
5.
Editus
.
Part.
1.
c.
p.
117.
Edit.
Paris
.
1634.
Vid.
N.
Rigaltij
Observat.
Galeatam
,
Notis
suis
in
Cyprianum
praefixam
.
John
,
Feed
my
Sheep
first
given
to
Peter
Pasce
Oves
,
Feed
my
Sheep
,
many
places
Primus
Petrus
Christ
paid
Tribute
only
for
himself
and
Peter
.
Thou
shalt
be
called
Cephas
Peter
alone
cast
himself
into
the
Sea
.
Peter
,
Simon
sleepest
thou
Here
are
two
Swords
Pasce
Oves
,
Feed
my
Sheep
,
Feed
my
Lambs
Pasce
,
feed
So
Menelaus
Presbyters
of
Ephesus
them
to
take
heed
unto
themselves
,
and
the
Flock
,
To
feed
the
Church
of
God
,
&c.
Presbyters
feed
the
Church
Peter
feed
his
Sheep
Feed
my
Sheep
in
feeding
the
Flock
Feed
the
Flock
Feed
my
Sheep
says
that
Catechism
Catechis
.
Trid.
part.
2.
cap.
pag.
389.
390.
Editionis
Paris
.
Trent
Catechism
That
all
Bishops
Peter
)
are
Pastors
to
Rule
as
well
as
Feed
the
Flock
and
Sheep
of
our
blessed
Saviour
the
feeding
our
blessed
Saviour's
sheep
,
is
not
s
Supream
Prerogative
,
but
a
Duty
required
of
every
Bishop
in
the
World
.
Feed
my
Sheep
Trent
Council
Divinely
Inspired
That
not
only
every
Bishop
,
but
every
one
Concil.
Trid.
Sess.
21.
De
Reformat
.
cap.
1.
Edit.
Antv●rp
.
1633.
pag.
who
had
Cure
of
Souls
,
was
bound
by
the
Law
of
Christ
in
the
Gospel
,
to
rule
and
feed
his
Sheep
,
by
offering
Sacrifices
for
them
,
by
preaching
the
Word
,
Administring
the
Sacraments
,
by
good
Example
,
by
a
Paternal
Care
of
the
Poor
,
and
All
Other
Pastoral
Offices
.
All
,
who
had
Cure
of
souls
,
to
feed
Christ's
sheep
.
Feed
my
sheep
All
his
sheep
Feed
my
sheep
an
Indefinite
Proposition
Christ's
sheep
are
to
be
fed
by
Peter
Go
ye
therefore
into
All
the
World
,
&c.
Feed
my
sheep
Corn.
A
Lapide
,
in
Joh.
21.
15.
p.
547.
Col.
High
Priest
,
the
Prince
of
all
the
Pastors
,
and
the
Grand
Shepherd
of
the
sheep
Feed
my
sheep
;
Peter
Cyprian
.
de
Unit.
Eccles.
p.
208.
Edit.
Rigaltij
.
belong'd
equally
to
all
the
Apostles
,
as
well
as
to
s
Opinion
,
as
shall
appear
anon
.
Foundations
〈◊〉
the
Church
all
of
them
)
Superstructions
Jesus
Christ
Roman
Catholick
African
Councils
There
lay
no
Appeal
to
the
Pope
,
as
Superior
to
the
Bishops
of
Rigalti●s
in
Notis
ad
〈◊〉
●●stolam
55.
p.
Notarum
p.
Opinion
was
,
That
all
Bishops
were
equal
,
and
were
bound
to
give
an
Account
of
their
Administration
to
our
blessed
Saviour
Only
,
and
not
to
any
Superior
Bishop
,
no
not
to
s
Successor
,
the
Pope
That
the
Primacy
Cyprian
De
Unitate
Ecclesiae
,
pag.
208.
apud
Rigaltium
.
was
given
to
and
that
the
Church
of
was
The
Cyprian
.
Epist.
55.
ad
Cornelium
,
pag.
Principal
Church
Principality
Cyprian
A
Primacy
of
Order
and
Precedency
,
Monarchical
Authority
our
blessed
Saviour's
gift
that
Imperial
City
;
Non
à
Conc.
Chalcedonense
.
Can.
Roman
Catholick
Roman
Church
but
from
the
greatness
of
that
Rigaltius
ad
Epist.
Cyprian.
Imperial
City
in
Terminis
Imperial
Edicts
Codex
Canonum
Ecclesiae
Vniversae
Trent
Creed
V.
in
his
Bull
says
further
Here
I
consider
That
it
was
our
blessed
Saviour's
will
,
that
s
Successor
should
have
Catechis
.
Trid.
Part.
1.
De.
9.
Symboli
Art
.
p.
117.
Paris
The
Very
same
Power
Ibid
.
Part.
2.
cap.
Christ's
Vicar
and
sat
in
s
Chair
,
as
his
lawful
Successor
.
Vocationem
à
Christo
Immediatam
to
Cast
out
Devils
,
and
heal
all
manner
of
Diseases
,
and
Sicknesses
.
more
than
Peter
Go
and
teach
all
Nations
,
baptizing
them
in
the
Name
of
the
Father
,
Son
,
and
Holy
Ghost
:
Teaching
them
to
observe
whatsoever
I
have
Commanded
you
.
Go
ye
into
all
the
World
,
and
Preach
the
Gospel
to
every
Creature
.
them
only
to
all
Nations
To
All
the
World
Mark
;
Jidem
Jurisdictionis
Apostolicae
&
Orbis
Termini
Every
Man
in
the
World
.
to
every
Creature
Convert
Pagans
feed
them
Teach
them
to
observe
whatever
I
have
Commanded
you
.
Feed
my
sheep
Indefinite
Proposition
equivalent
to
a
Particular
expresly
Vniversal
;
Preach
to
every
Creature
:
Feed
All
my
sheep
Roman
Breviary
Praedicator
veritatis
per
Vniversum
Mundum
Roman
Catholick
Confesseth
That
to
call
General
Councils
belong'd
only
to
and
the
Pope
,
by
their
Supremacy
,
and
not
to
any
other
,
gratis
dictum
Feed
my
sheep
to
the
Apostles
and
Elders
Apostles
and
Elders
Definitive
Sentence
The
Apostles
,
Elders
,
and
Brethren
send
Greeting
.
Primitive
Christians
an
Account
for
his
Actions
tanquam
valde
offensi
expostulabant
John
Ferus
Roman
Catholick
Ferus
in
Act.
That
he
was
Compell'd
to
give
a
Reason
of
his
Actions
to
the
Church
;
nor
was
offended
at
it
,
because
he
knew
that
he
was
not
a
Lord
,
but
Minister
of
the
Church
.
for
wicked
Popes
,
(
as
though
they
were
Lords
and
not
Ministers
)
will
not
be
Question'd
for
any
thing
,
or
reprov'd
.
Can.
si
Papa
.
6.
Dist.
That
he
was
to
judge
all
men
,
and
none
him
;
nor
was
he
to
be
reprov'd
by
any
mortal
man
,
though
by
his
Impiety
and
ill
Example
,
he
carried
thousands
to
Hell
with
him
.
question
St.
Actions
,
but
to
his
face
,
before
the
People
publickly
condemn
them
,
and
that
justly
;
for
he
was
to
be
blamed
That
he
was
in
Nothing
Inferior
to
the
Chiefest
Apostles
Peter
,
James
was
equal
to
as
to
his
Apostolical
Office
,
but
Inferior
to
as
he
was
Estius
in
2.
Cor.
Supream
Pastor
over
the
Apostles
,
and
the
whole
Church
.
gratis
dictum
Vniversal
supream
Authority
and
Jurisdiction
Bellarmin
.
dicto
lib.
&
cap.
§.
ut
autem
.
transmitted
his
Supremacy
and
Vniversal
Jurisdiction
over
the
whole
Church
to
his
Successor
,
and
that
by
the
Institution
of
our
blessed
Saviour
,
and
Divine
Right
.
(
no
,
nor
Bellarmin
.
dicto
lib.
&
cap.
§.
Observandum
Tertio
.
Saviour's
Institution
Divine
Law
his
Successors
after
him
That
the
Power
of
the
Keys
,
was
not
given
to
only
,
but
to
the
rest
of
the
Apostles
:
Pet.
Possinus
The
Power
of
the
Keys
was
not
given
only
to
And
His
Successors
,
&c.
Peter's
Successors
That
the
Power
of
the
Keys
was
not
given
only
to
but
to
the
rest
of
the
Apostles
,
when
our
blessed
Savionr
told
them
,
whose
sins
ye
remit
they
are
remitted
,
and
whose
sins
ye
retain
,
they
are
retained
.
The
most
holy
and
most
blessed
Pope
Head
of
the
Vniversal
Church
Head
of
the
Vniversal
Church
&c.
De
Potestat
.
Rom.
Pontif.
cap.
That
our
blessed
Saviour
had
not
been
a
Diligent
Father
of
the
Family
,
to
his
Church
,
unless
he
had
left
such
a
Monarch
over
his
Church
,
as
the
Pope
,
Albertus
Pighius
&c.
Vide
Albert.
Pighium
Controvers.
3.
fol.
That
our
blessed
Saviour
had
been
wanting
to
his
Church
in
things
necessary
,
if
he
had
not
Constituted
and
left
such
a
Monarch
and
Judge
of
Controversies
.
Ita
Petrus
Bertrandus
in
Addit
.
ad
Glossas
ad
Cap.
Unam
Sanctam
.
1.
De
Major
.
&
Obed.
Extrav
.
Commun
.
That
our
blessed
Saviour
,
while
he
was
on
Earth
,
had
power
to
pronounce
the
Sentence
of
Deposition
,
and
Damnation
against
the
Emperor
,
or
any
other
;
And
by
the
same
Reason
,
His
Vicar
now
can
do
it
.
That
our
blessed
Saviour
would
not
have
seem'd
Discreet
,
unless
he
had
left
such
a
Vicar
,
as
could
do
all
these
things
,
&c.
want
of
Diligence
and
Discretion
Vniversal
Jurisdiction
The
Jesuits
in
their
Thesis
proposed
in
the
Coll.
12.
Decemb.
Ann.
1661.
Impudently
and
Impiously
say
,
And
then
.
Thes.
20.
tells
us
Vigilius
,
&c.
Fundamenta
Ecclesiae
,
Domus
Dei
Immediate
Vocation
.
2.
Power
to
work
Miracles
.
3.
Vniversality
of
Jurisdiction
.
4.
Infallibility
in
all
things
they
preach'd
or
writ
.
)
Whosoever
will
be
great
among
you
let
him
be
their
Minister
;
and
whosoever
will
be
chief
,
let
him
be
your
Servant
.
Be
not
ye
call'd
Masters
,
for
one
is
your
Master
,
even
Christ
and
ye
are
Brethren
;
but
he
that
will
be
greatest
among
you
,
shall
be
your
Servant
.
any
man
was
their
only
Master
and
Superior
,
Scholars
,
subordinate
to
him
that
they
are
Brethren
;
Condiscipuli
,
of
Age
In
respect
of
their
coming
to
that
School
In
respect
of
Natural
Parts
and
Abilities
,
In
respect
of
their
Masters
Love
and
Kindness
,
belovod
Disciple
Authority
and
Jurisdiction
a
Monarchical
Supremacy
On
which
words
saith
thus
Ita
L.
Brugensis
Commentar.
in
.
4.
Evang.
ad
.
23.
Math.
8.
p.
361.
vid.
Hieronym
.
in
Gal.
2.
1.
ubi
dicit
Petrum
,
Paulum
,
&
reliquos
Apostolos
fuisse
aequales
.
Lucas
Brugensis
Pet.
de
Marca
de
Concordia
Sacerdotij
&
Imperij
,
lib.
6.
cap.
pag.
58.
Col.
Petrus
de
Marca
Colledge
of
the
Apostles
Divine
Right
Roman
Empire
Constantinople
,
Alexandria
,
Antioch
,
&c.
Pet
,
de
Marca
Pisa
,
Constance
Edm.
Rechier
Petrus
de
Marca
Divine
Right
Peter
had
such
a
Power
not
Personal
Supream
Head
Monarch
of
the
Church
Monarchical
Power
and
Supremacy
Institution
and
Command
of
our
blessed
Saviour
Bellarmin
.
Ibid.
lib.
2.
cap.
&c.
Catechism
.
Trident.
Part.
2.
cap.
pag.
391.
Edit.
Paris
.
Divine
Right
Linus
,
Clemens
gratis
dictum
human
and
fallible
Testimonies
Roman
Creed
;
That
the
Bishop
of
is
Vicar
of
Christ
,
and
s
Successor
they
promise
swear
and
vow
,
to
believe
and
profess
most
Constantly
,
to
their
last
breath
.
Most
Constantly
and
firmly
to
believe
,
to
their
last
breath
,
The
Church
which
is
at
salutes
you
Eusebius
Hist.
l.
2.
c.
15.
p.
53.
B.
Valesio
.
Eusebius
,
That
by
is
figuratively
to
be
understood
was
much
given
to
Tradition
Euseb.
l.
3.
c.
39.
p.
&c.
had
said
:
thinking
he
g●t●less
benefit
by
reading
Scriptures
,
then
by
the
talk
of
those
who
heard
the
Authors
of
them
.
2.
That
he
had
by
such
Euseb.
ibid.
p.
Tradition
,
strange
Parables
and
Preachings
of
our
blessed
Saviour
,
and
other
things
very
Fabulous
:
Such
as
the
Heresie
of
the
Millenaries
;
which
he
believed
and
propagated
.
That
he
thus
err'd
,
by
Euseb.
ibidem
.
Lit.
c.
Misunderstanding
the
Apostles
Doctrine
:
For
he
was
a
man
of
very
little
understanding
.
4.
And
yet
he
was
the
occasion
that
Ibidem
D.
Ita
etiam
Nicephorus
Hist.
Lib.
3.
cap.
20.
pag.
252.
D.
most
of
the
Ecclesiastical
Writers
who
followed
him
(
Reverencing
his
Antiquity
)
err'd
with
him
.
Hen.
Valesius
At
the
same
time
Papias
was
famous
;
a
man
very
Eloquent
and
Learned
,
and
well
skill'd
in
Scripture
.
was
a
man
certainly
most
learned
in
the
Knowledge
of
All
Other
Arts.
About
this
time
flourished
Bishop
of
Bishop
of
Ruffin
.
l.
3.
c.
35.
in
Excuso
Rhenarci
.
Basil.
B.
Rhenanus
one
of
them
had
that
Commendation
of
and
therefore
he
doubts
not
,
but
these
words
were
added
by
some
Ignorant
Scholiast
,
contrary
to
the
Judgment
and
Sense
of
how
is
it
possible
that
should
call
a
Most
Learned
Man
,
and
Most
Skill'd
in
Scripture
,
who
in
the
same
Book
says
,
he
was
A
Rule
and
Simple
Person
,
of
Very
Little
Wit
or
Judgment
.
whose
Daughters
were
Prophetesses
,
was
That
it
was
the
Deacon
That
hearing
Oral
Traditions
,
was
more
profitable
,
then
reading
Scriptures
)
.
That
he
had
(
amongst
his
Traditions
)
strange
and
novel
Parables
and
Doctrines
of
our
blessed
Saviour
,
and
other
things
more
Fabulous
Millenary
Heresie
Millenary
Opinion
Vid.
Johan
.
Rainoldum
contra
Hartum
,
&c.
Petrus
de
Marca
▪
Archiepiscopus
Parisiensis
.
De
Concordia
Sacerd.
&
Imperij
.
l.
6.
c.
p.
59.
Tom.
It
was
writ
,
Anno
Christi
went
to
in
the
second
year
of
Roman
Catholick
Hen.
Valesius
in
Notis
ad
Cap.
16.
l.
2.
Hist.
Eccles.
Eusebij
pag.
Herod
Agrippa
Acts
of
the
Apostles
Baronius
,
Bellarmine
Hen.
Valesius
in
Notis
ad
Cap.
18.
l.
2.
Hist.
Eccles.
Euseb.
p.
37.
Col.
2.
A.
Dispersion
of
the
Jews
The
Church
of
salutes
you
Rome
,
Babylon
Peter
,
〈◊〉
Roman
Bishoprick
Jerusalem
,
Samaria
,
Joppa
,
&c.
Irenaeus
.
lib.
3.
cap.
first
Bishop
of
succeeded
him
,
and
that
(
after
the
Apostles
)
was
the
third
Bishop
there
.
That
after
the
Euseb.
Hist.
l.
3.
c.
2.
vide
Niceph.
l.
3.
cap.
etiam
.
Martyrdom
of
was
the
first
Bishop
of
Euseb.
Ibid.
l.
3.
c.
was
the
first
,
and
the
second
Primus
post
Petrum
,
the
first
Bishop
of
Tertius
à
Paulo
&
Petro
Romae
Episcopus
.
was
the
third
Bishop
of
After
the
Apostles
was
the
third
Bishop
of
After
the
Apostles
Linus
was
first
Bishop
of
Peter
;
Ergo
Clemens
was
third
Bishop
of
Paul
and
Peter
,
were
both
Bishops
of
Roman
Church
Roman
Catholick
Supream
Monarc●
over
the
whole
Church
and
the
Apostles
themselves
Hieronymus
in
Cap.
2.
ad
Galatas
.
d.
Commission'd
both
of
them
Supream
Monarch
of
the
whole
Church
,
several
Provinces
;
Peter
Jews
,
Paul
(
as
he
had
before
,
so
)
for
the
future
,
He
should
go
to
the
Jews
,
and
make
them
his
Charge
and
Cure
,
and
to
the
Gentiles
Committed
to
him
Baronius
Annal.
Tom.
1.
ad
Annum
Christi
.
Bishop
of
seven
years
;
and
at
five
and
twenty
years
Euseb.
in
Chron.
ad
Ann.
Claud.
1.
And
they
say
he
went
to
Longus
A
Coriolano
in
summâ
Concil.
in
Principio
,
in
serie
Pontificum
.
founded
the
Church
of
and
then
,
by
our
blessed
Saviour's
Command
,
went
to
ad
Ann.
2.
Claudij
(
Peter's
being
five
and
twenty
years
Bishop
of
that
he
was
Bishop
of
at
all
was
Seven
years
Bishop
of
and
Five
and
twenty
of
Acts
of
the
Apostles
confirmed
them
afterwards
in
the
Faith
ordain'd
Elders
to
govern
them
long
time
continued
there
preaching
the
Gospel
Roman
Empire
no
nor
St.
many
other
things
quod
Lucas
penitùs
Omisit
in
the
Acts
of
the
Apostles
,
Credat
Judaeus
Apella
,
&c.
That
the
greatest
Patrons
of
this
Popish
Position
,
although
they
agree
in
the
Conclusion
,
that
was
so
long
Bishop
at
those
two
places
;
yet
they
Contradict
each
other
,
and
the
Truth
;
and
by
their
own
Positions
,
(
to
save
their
Adversaries
that
Labour
)
utterly
Overthrow
and
Confute
that
Position
they
indeavour
to
prove
.
Onuphrius
,
Baronius
remain'd
constantly
in
for
Nine
years
next
after
our
blessed
Saviour's
death
,
that
is
till
the
year
of
Christ
.
43.
after
this
,
he
was
Bishop
of
Seven
years
;
to
the
year
of
our
blessed
Saviour
.
50.
And
then
Five
and
twenty
years
he●
sat
Bishop
of
Peter
came
to
Anno
Christi
.
39.
and
was
Bishop
there
Seven
years
that
from
Peter
went
to
and
sate
there
Bishop
Five
and
twenty
years
that
Peter
died
Anno
Christi
Eusebius
,
Hierome
,
Epiphanius
,
&c.
Greek
Chronicon
Latin
Version
Gentiles
,
Peter
Jews
.
3.
Paul
of
all
The
Churches
lay
upon
St.
Orders
and
Constitutions
Cor.
7.
17.
vide
Act.
All
the
Churches
Romans
,
Peter
blessed
Saviour
had
Appointed
the
Apostle
of
the
Gentiles
That
he
was
two
whole
years
residing
at
Converting
and
Establishing
a
Church
there
.
3.
That
the
Care
and
Cure
of
All
the
Churches
lay
upon
him
.
That
he
made
Orders
and
Constitutions
for
the
Government
of
All
The
Churches
.
5.
That
he
had
writ
an
Epistle
to
the
to
Confirm
them
in
that
Faith
he
had
preach'd
amongst
them
:
Rome
.
Irenaeus
Series
&
Successio
Rom.
Pontif.
sic
est
:
Primus
Jesus
Christus
.
Rome
.
2.
He
was
not
sent
,
save
to
the
lost
Sheep
of
the
Ho●●
of
Israel
,
blessed
Saviour
was
their
first
Bishop
was
Bishop
of
was
ever
Bishop
of
was
Bishop
of
Gratian.
Dist.
79.
Part.
ibidem
.
Can.
Can.
si
Papa
.
6.
Dist.
4.
In
●emmate
.
Successor
Petri.
4.
Vicar
of
Christ
.
Keys
of
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven
,
&c.
gives
us
a
Catalogue
of
fifteen
such
Papal
Titles
;
which
are
these
De
Romano
Pont.
lib.
2.
cap.
gratis
dictum
Alcuinus
Flaccus
That
when
a
Bishop
was
Elected
,
they
sent
him
,
that
he
might
Consecrate
him
Gregorius
Turonensis
sate
there
Jerusalem
,
Antioch
Alexandria
,
Ephesus
,
Ancyra
,
Corinth
,
Thessalonica
Philippi
,
&c.
Ancient
Church
Tertullian
.
de
Praescript
.
cap.
36.
pag.
338.
Edit.
Pamelij
,
Apostolical
Churches
Corinth
,
Ephesus
,
Thessalonica
,
Philippi
,
Rome
,
&c.
That
Cathedrae
Apostolorum
,
the
Chairs
of
the
Apostoles
were
then
in
those
Apostolical
Churches
;
That
Bishops
presided
in
them
;
that
if
they
had
great
Curiosity
and
Care
of
their
Salvation
,
they
should
make
their
Address
to
those
Apostolical
Chairs
and
Churches
.
He
sends
them
not
all
to
Chair
there
:
But
if
thou
art
near
thou
hast
to
go
to
;
If
in
If
in
If
thou
art
near
thou
hast
to
Address
to
The
Bishop
of
s
Successor
,
and
on
this
they
principally
and
generally
ground
his
Supremacy
;
as
derived
to
him
,
Gratian.
Can.
Si
Papa
.
6.
Dist.
Bellarm.
de
Rom.
Pont.
l.
2.
c.
too
;
by
Divine
Right
and
Succession
.
Baron
.
ad
An.
Christ
.
Tom.
1.
p.
269.
Edit.
Antverp
.
seven
years
Bishop
of
before
he
was
of
And
that
was
his
Successor
there
blessed
Saviour
Epiphanius
Adversus
Haeres
.
lib.
3.
Tom.
2.
Haeres
.
pag.
1039.
B.
James
the
Brother
of
〈◊〉
Lord
was
the
first
Bishop
,
when
our
blessed
Savio●r
concredited
and
resign'd
to
him
,
before
all
others
his
Throne
or
Episcopal
Chair
on
Earth
.
a
Bishop
,
Vnivers●
Bishop
of
the
whole
Church
Monarchi●cal
and
Kingly
Power
Bishop
of
the
Jews
only
to
(
on
Earth
)
his
Throne
,
(
Thronus
suus
)
That
our
blessed
Saviour
chose
before
all
the
Rest
,
even
before
and
concredited
and
resigned
to
him
,
his
Episcopal
Seat
,
and
that
was
Bishop
of
is
attested
by
all
Antiquity
God
your
King
Moses
,
Joshua
blessed
Saviour
Monarchical
Supremacy
Peter
.
Q.
E.
D.
Christ's
Vicar
Christ's
Vicars
Trent
Fathers
were
inspired
That
our
blessed
Saviour
before
his
Ascention
,
left
all
Priests
his
Conc.
Trid.
Sess.
vid.
Aquinat
.
part
.
3.
Quaest.
8.
Art.
6.
in
Corpore
.
own
Vicars
,
to
whom
,
as
to
Presidents
and
Judges
,
all
Mortal
sins
were
to
be
Confess'd
.
Praelatus
gerit
Vicem
Christi
the
Bishop
is
Christ's
Vicar
Henry
Holden
Sorbon
Doctor
Christ's
Vicar
Christ's
Vicars
Christ's
Vicars
every
poor
Priest
has
as
much
power
to
absolve
the
Pope
,
as
he
him
.
Christ's
Vicar
Friderick
;
Seeing
we
are
Christ's
Cap.
ad
Apostolicae
,
2.
Extra
de
Sent.
&
re
judicata
.
vid.
Cap.
Quanto
.
3.
Extra
de
Translatione
Episcopi
.
Vicar
on
Earth
;
and
it
was
in
the
Person
of
said
to
us
,
Whatsoever
thou
binds
on
Earth
,
shall
be
bound
in
Heaven
;
we
declare
and
denounce
the
said
deprived
of
all
his
Honour
and
Dignity
,
absolve
his
Subjects
from
all
Oaths
of
Allegiance
,
and
Excommunicate
all
who
shew
him
any
favour
,
or
obey
him
as
Emperor
.
Trent
Catechism
That
the
Pope
has
(
by
Divine
Right
,
(
not
by
any
Human
Constitutions
)
that
Supream
Degree
of
Dignity
and
Jurisdiction
,
over
the
Vniversal
Church
,
as
Successor
,
sitting
in
his
Chair
,
and
as
Vicar
of
Christ
.
That
our
blessed
Saviour
gave
the
Keys
of
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven
.
Dabo
Tibi
Claves
,
&c.
Roman
Breviary
that
our
blessed
Saviour
gave
the
Keys
to
That
this
Power
did
pass
to
the
other
Apostles
and
Princes
of
the
Church
.
Trent
Catechism
To
the
Bishops
and
Presbyters
Roman
Pontifical
every
Priest
Pontificale
Romanum
jussu
Clement
.
8.
restitutum
Rom.
1611.
p.
Receive
the
Holy
Ghost
,
whose
sins
you
remit
,
they
are
remitted
;
And
whose
sins
you
retain
,
they
are
retained
.
Trent
Fathers
Conc.
Trid.
Sess.
14.
De
Poenitentiâ
,
cap.
declare
all
their
Opinions
to
be
false
and
erroneous
,
who
think
that
the
Exercise
of
the
Ministery
and
Power
of
the
Keys
,
belong
to
any
,
save
The
Bishops
and
Presbyters
;
and
who
think
those
words
—
Whatsoever
you
shall
bind
on
Earth
,
&c.
And
whose
sins
you
remit
shall
be
remitted
,
&c.
to
be
spoken
indifferently
to
all
the
Faithful
;
and
so
think
that
any
of
the
faithful
may
bind
and
loose
,
remit
and
retain
sins
.
To
the
Bishops
and
Presbyters
Bishop
and
Priest
That
't
is
impossible
that
the
Bishop
of
or
any
of
his
party
,
should
(
as
they
vainly
indeavor
)
prove
his
Supremacy
from
his
Power
of
the
Keys
;
which
is
common
,
and
really
possess'd
by
so
many
thousands
beside
himself
.
Papal
Dignity
greater
then
the
Imperial
Sun
is
greater
than
the
Moon
:
most
known
That
he
depos'd
in
the
Council
,
for
a
perpetual
memory
of
it
That
the
Pope
can
Depose
the
Emperor
for
lawful
Causes
Power
of
the
Keys
Whatsoever
thou
shalt
bind
on
Earth
,
should
be
bound
in
Heaven
,
&c.
Power
of
the
Keys
Roman
Breviaries
Breviary
of
Sarum
Missals
of
Salisbury
O
God
,
who
by
giving
the
Keys
of
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven
to
thy
Apostle
hast
concredited
and
delivered
to
him
the
Pontifical
Power
of
binding
and
loosing
mens
Souls
,
grant
that
by
the
help
of
his
Intercession
,
Power
of
the
Keys
is
spiritual
,
Animas
,
Souls
that
God
had
given
Power
of
binding
and
loosing
That
the
Power
of
binding
and
loosing
is
Pontificium
,
the
Pontifical
or
Papal
Power
That
God
had
given
All
the
Kingdoms
in
the
World
,
to
and
his
Successors
Ideo
,
Therefore
he
gave
him
the
Papal
Power
of
binding
and
loosing
,
superior
to
all
Kingly
in
Thesi
in
Praxi
Apostolicus
,
Sedes
Apostolica
,
Cathedra
Apostolica
,
Peter's
Successor
,
Christ's
Vicar
,
the
Power
of
the
Keys
,
Prince
of
the
Apostles
,
&c.
Summus
Pontifex
Vide
Originem
Dialogo
contra
Marcionitas
Graeco-Lat
.
per
Rad.
Westenium
,
p.
Westenij
Notas
,
pag.
230.
231.
Pet.
Delalande
Concil.
Antiquorum
Galliae
Supplemento
,
p.
35.
36.
39.
Baronium
in
Notis
ad
Martyrologium
Rom.
ad
Diem
,
Jan.
10.
c.
p.
Clemens
Romanus
Summus
Sacerdos
Place
quoted
in
the
Margent
venerable
Presbyter
Pope
.
Afterwards
the
word
became
common
to
all
the
Bishops
,
though
more
particularly
given
to
the
Bishop
of
That
the
name
continued
common
to
All
the
Bishops
,
for
Eight
hundred
and
fifty
years
;
till
the
Seventh
in
a
Council
at
in
the
Year
,
1073.
decreed
,
That
there
should
be
but
one
Pope
in
the
whole
World
.
Aventinus
Annal.
Bojorum
,
Lib.
5.
p.
352.
&
Lib.
7.
p.
a
thousand
The
Pope
being
Christ's
Vicar
,
and
having
the
Power
of
the
Keys
,
has
a
Monarchical
Supremacy
over
all
the
Bishops
in
the
World
The
Damnation
and
Excommunication
of
Queen
Slave
of
Flagitiorum
Serva
Heretick
,
and
a
Favourer
of
Hereticks
,
and
Cuts
her
off
from
The
Vnity
of
Christ's
Body
.
her
pretended
And
again
right
to
the
Crown
of
and
of
all
,
and
all
manner
of
Dominion
,
Dignity
,
and
Priviledge
.
Plenitude
of
Apostolical
Power
All
Others
Any
Oath
For
ever
All
Others
Any
Oath
French-man
,
Dutch
Pagan
,
Jew
For
ever
Fran.
Regne
French
,
Spanish
Jews
,
Turks
è
Cathedrâ
would
Condemn
them
rather
to
Obey
God
then
Men
,
Their
Petition
was
,
That
The
Answer
was
Rob.
Parsons
Ed.
Campian
Oliver
Manark
Camden
in
his
History
of
Elizabeth
,
ad
Ann.
1580.
Elizabeth
.
23.
pag.
217.
Edit.
Angl.
Lond.
Ann.
1580.
Elizabeth
.
13.
That
he
would
declare
,
that
the
Bull
of
the
Fifth
should
always
bind
the
Queen
,
and
all
Hereticks
,
but
not
the
Roman
Catholicks
,
As
Things
then
stood
;
but
hereafter
only
,
when
That
Bull
might
be
put
in
Execution
.
Pagan
Judge
It
is
not
the
manner
of
the
to
deliver
any
man
to
Dye
,
before
he
which
is
Accused
have
the
Accuser
face
to
face
,
and
have
Lycence
to
answer
for
himself
.
The
Cry
of
the
Sins
of
was
great
;
but
before
God
did
destroy
them
,
I
will
go
down
And
See
,
whether
they
have
done
Altogether
according
to
the
Cry
of
it
,
which
is
come
to
me
;
and
if
not
,
I
will
know
.
Si
Judicas
Cognosce
.
&
inauditâ
than
Man
of
Sin
great
Antichrist
Whether
the
Pope
be
Antichrist
Hi
odient
fornicaeriam
,
scilicet
,
Babylozem
;
i.
e.
Romam
.
The
Church
of
salutes
you
is
that
speaks
of
,
in
the
which
he
calls
the
Great
Whore
,
Mother
of
Harlots
,
and
Abominations
of
the
Earth
,
and
Great
City
which
reigns
over
the
Kings
of
the
Earth
Pagan
Rome
Apostatical
Rome
That
Antichrist
will
not
come
,
till
an
Apostasie
and
falling
from
the
Faith
come
first
:
Pagan
Rome
Cum
in
Babylone
versarer
Pagan
Rome
Pagan
Rome
Babylon
Roma
Mystical
Babylon
,
more
Romano
Great
Whore
,
and
Harlot
Pagan
Rome
Mysterium
,
a
Mystery
,
things
hard
to
be
understood
:
be
drunk
with
the
Blood
of
the
Saints
,
that
Rome
is
Babylon
,
(
Mystical
Babylon
)
Babylon
,
(
Babylon
Chaldaeae
&
Italiae
.
Pagan
Babylon
Literal
and
Pagan
Babylon
the
Mystical
Babylon
of
Christian
Church
.
Pagan
Babylon
Mystical
Babylon
Pagan
Babylon
Mystical
Babylon
Literal
Babylon
that
by
in
the
is
meant
,
and
that
it
is
the
Seat
of
Antichrist
.
Who
that
great
Antichrist
is
,
whose
Seat
is
to
be
at
That
Antichrist
(
whoever
he
be
)
is
an
Adversary
to
our
blessed
Saviour
;
and
though
he
may
pretend
(
as
we
know
he
does
)
to
be
Christ's
Vicar
,
and
Act
by
his
Authority
,
and
for
him
;
yet
he
is
really
his
Adversary
,
and
acts
in
Opposition
,
and
Contradiction
to
him
.
Christ's
Vicar
Drink
Ye
All
of
this
that
they
obey'd
,
and
Did
All
Drink
Notwithstanding
the
&c.
Ibid.
Institution
of
Christ
,
and
notwithstanding
that
in
the
Primitive
Church
it
was
Received
in
both
kinds
:
declare
them
Hereticks
,
who
think
otherwise
that
no
Priest
shall
administer
it
in
both
kinds
to
any
Lay-man
,
under
pain
of
That
it
is
Confess'd
by
our
Adversaries
that
the
whole
Church
of
God
(
Lay
and
Clergy
)
for
about
One
thousand
two
hundred
years
,
Received
in
both
kinds
,
even
the
Church
of
Aquinas
part
.
3.
Quaest.
8.
Art.
12.
in
Corpore
.
The
things
I
write
unto
you
are
the
Commandments
of
the
Lord
.
That
it
is
the
Commandment
of
our
blessed
Saviour
,
that
in
their
Assemblies
all
things
be
done
to
That
speaking
in
an
does
not
Edify
or
the
Church
to
which
he
speaks
because
they
understand
not
what
he
says
.
He
absolutely
forbids
all
speaking
in
their
Assemblies
(
if
there
be
none
to
Interpret
)
in
any
printing
,
reading
having
their
own
Bulla
Alexand.
7.
dat
.
Romae
,
12.
Jan.
1661.
Pontificatûs
Ann.
Roman
Missal
in
French
Roman
Catholicks
)
That
the
Translators
and
Publishers
of
that
Missal
,
were
Studiers
of
Novelties
,
to
the
So
it
is
in
the
said
Bull.
ruin
of
Souls
;
Contemners
of
the
Sanctions
and
Practise
of
the
Church
;
and
Sons
of
Perdition
The
Son
of
Perdition
Sorbon
Doctor
Damned
Books
▪
and
Authors
Historical
Compendium
Index
Expurgatorius
Trent
Council
that
by
permitting
the
Scripture
to
be
commonly
read
in
Vulgar
Tongues
,
there
comes
more
Mischief
than
Bene●it
That
all
who
have
any
prohibited
Books
,
they
must
bring
them
to
the
Bishop
or
Inquisitor
,
and
they
must
Burn
them
presently
,
by
the
hand
of
the
Hangman
,
or
some
such
Officer
,
&c.
Ita
Clem.
9.
Bulla
data
Rom.
20.
Apr.
An.
The
New
Testament
of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ
Ordinary
or
burn
it
In
his
Bull
,
9.
Apr.
1668.
Pontificatus
sui
Ann.
Roman
Ritual
they
permit
the
Item
Alboranus
Mahometis
in
Linguâ
Vulgari
,
ex
Concessione
Inquisitorum
haberi
possit
.
the
Turkish
Alcaron
Biblin
quocunque
I
diomate
Vulgari
conscripta
.
Turkish
Alcoran
absolutely
prohibited
and
damn'd
That
he
Exalts
himself
above
all
that
is
called
God
,
or
Worshipped
Clem.
8.
in
Bibliis
That
Antichrist
will
Exalt
himself
above
all
that
is
called
God
,
or
worshipped
in
Thesi
in
Hypothesi
Whether
this
Characteristical
Note
and
Mark
of
Antichrist
,
may
be
truly
affirm'd
of
the
Pope
,
and
be
really
found
in
him
?
Sanctiss
.
Vrban
.
8.
Vniversi
Imperator
.
Angelus
Title
of
Emperor
of
the
Vniverse
.
Pope
is
Emperor
of
the
Vniverse
,
That
the
Pope
is
as
much
greater
then
the
Emperor
,
as
the
Vid.
Cap.
Solicit
6.
Extra
.
De
Major
.
&
Obed.
Sun
is
greater
then
the
Moon
.
Bernardus
de
Botono
That
the
Sun
is
times
greater
then
the
Moon
;
and
so
the
Pope
is
47.
times
greater
then
the
Emperor
.
That
the
Sun
is
greater
then
the
Moon
,
times
;
and
so
the
Pope
so
much
greater
then
the
Emperor
.
That
it
is
evident
,
that
the
Sun
is
greater
then
the
Moon
;
and
so
the
Pope
(
omitting
the
Fraction
)
Seaven
thousand
,
seaven
hundred
,
and
forty
four
times
greater
then
the
Emperor
.
that
the
Sun
is
greater
then
the
Moon
.
6539.
times
.
Man
of
Sin
Emperors
Power
Supream
That
there
lay
no
Appeal
from
the
Emperor
,
but
to
God
That
the
Emperor
was
,
Solo
Deo
minor
exalted
themselves
far
above
all
that
is
call'd
God
,
Q.
E.
D.
That
this
Vniversal
Monarchy
is
given
him
by
God
himself
or
Title
of
that
Breviary
,
is
thus
Decree
of
the
Council
of
Trent
,
Thou
art
Prince
of
the
Apostles
;
And
God
hath
Given
Thee
All
the
Kingdoms
of
the
World
.
Authentick
Breviary
That
not
only
the
Canonists
but
even
the
Learned
Divines
of
the
Roman
Church
,
give
the
Pope
such
Extravagant
and
Blasphemous
Titles
,
as
none
but
the
Man
of
Sin
,
who
Exalts
himself
above
all
that
is
called
God
,
would
approve
.
The
Highest
Top
and
Prince
of
the
Catholick
Church
,
The
Master
of
the
whole
World
,
and
on
Earth
The
Supream
God
or
Deity
.
Exalts
himself
above
all
that
is
called
God
,
That
the
Pope
is
neither
God
nor
Man
,
but
something
more
then
Man
.
Sacred
Pallace
Pope
more
then
Man
That
it
is
our
Lord
God
the
Pope
Our
Lord
the
Pope
our
Lord
God
the
Pope
Ant.
Puccius
Lateran
Council
Crab.
Concil.
Tom.
3.
Conc.
Lateran
.
Sess.
9.
p.
648.
Col.
That
the
Rayes
of
His
Divine
Majesty
did
dazle
his
Eyes
.
not
;
whether
in
a
General
Council
,
or
out
of
it
;
to
be
the
Word
of
God
.
Lud.
Bail
:
in
Apparatu
de
triplici
verbo
Dei
,
Tom.
1.
Summae
Concil.
Praefixo
.
That
the
Word
of
God
is
threefold
;
1.
His
written
Word
,
the
Scriptures
:
2.
His
unwritten
Word
,
Traditions
:
His
explained
or
declared
Word
;
when
Scripture
or
Traditions
are
declared
and
explained
by
the
Pope
;
whether
in
or
out
of
a
Council
.
Ibidem
in
principio
dicti
Apparatus
That
this
Last
word
of
God
,
is
the
most
approved
,
and
most
men
do
with
greater
pleasure
acquiesce
in
it
.
Constit.
2.
Alexand.
in
Bullario
Rom.
Tom.
1.
p.
All
the
from
Pole
to
Pole
,
and
all
the
Isles
about
them
(
which
lay
One
hundred
Leagues
Westward
from
and
the
with
all
their
Dominions
,
Cities
,
Castles
,
Villages
,
all
the
Rights
and
Jurisdictions
belonging
to
them
.
of
his
own
meer
Liberality
from
Peter
as
Vicar
of
Christ
.
Excommunicates
all
of
what
degree
soever
,
Kings
and
by
name
who
shall
dare
to
trade
into
the
given
to
by
him
without
the
leave
and
licence
of
the
said
Causa
incognita
,
inaudita
,
indicta
They
were
Pagan
Idolaters
dominium
non
fundatur
in
gratiâ
give
to
Caesar
the
things
which
were
Caesars
.
Lucas
Burgensis
de
facto
That
the
Pope
Exalts
himself
above
all
that
is
called
God
,
or
worshipped
Man
of
Sin
great
Antichrist
Rome
Babylon
Babylonical
Beast
of
Rome
That
he
Indeavour'd
to
build
the
Apud
Pet.
de
.
de
Vincis
,
Epist.
Lib.
1.
cap.
13.
pag.
Tower
of
Babylon
against
him
by
Babylon
Apud
eundem
,
lib.
1.
cap.
21.
pag.
the
Elders
of
Babylon
,
&c.
Joh.
Aventinus
Annal.
Bojor
.
lib.
5.
p.
352.
Basil.
1615.
vide
plura
Ibid.
p.
That
in
those
times
,
Most
Men
,
both
Privately
and
Publickly
,
curs'd
call'd
him
Antichrist
:
that
under
the
Name
and
Title
of
Christ
,
he
did
the
work
of
Antichrist
;
that
he
sat
in
in
the
Temple
of
God
;
and
(
as
if
he
had
been
a
God
)
Exalted
himself
above
all
that
is
worshipped
,
&c.
Roman
Church
Papas
Rom.
Intelligit
Aventine
Ibid.
lib.
7.
pag.
420.
421.
Vide
plura
ibidem
pag.
That
he
laid
the
Foundation
of
the
Kingdom
of
Antichrist
One
hundred
and
seaventy
years
before
that
time
(
when
that
was
said
)
under
a
colour
and
shew
of
Religion
;
He
begun
the
War
with
the
Emperor
,
which
his
Successors
continued
to
that
Day
,
That
almost
All
Good
,
Just
,
and
Joh.
Aventinus
,
Ibidem
,
lib.
5.
pag.
363.
Edit.
1615.
&
Edit.
1580.
pag.
470.
And
the
Learned
Marcus
Ephesius
in
the
Council
of
Binius
Concil.
Tom.
8.
pag.
980.
Edit.
Paris
.
Honest
Men
did
in
their
Writings
publish
to
the
World
,
that
the
Empire
of
Antichrist
begun
about
that
time
,
because
they
Saw
those
things
then
come
to
pass
,
which
were
foretold
long
before
.
Robert
Grosthead
many
horrid
Enormities
of
and
loss
of
Souls
by
Papal
Avarice
Matth.
Paris
in
Hen.
3.
ad
Ann.
1253.
p.
Is
not
such
a
one
deservedly
call'd
Antichrist
?
Is
not
a
Destroyer
of
Souls
Enemy
of
God
and
Antichrist
Rome
Egypt
Spiritually
Sodom
and
Egypt
that
the
Ibid.
p.
876.
Edit.
Watsij
.
Church
will
never
be
deliver'd
from
that
Egyptian
Servitude
,
but
by
the
Sword
.
who
Exalts
himself
above
all
that
is
called
God
.
Ludovicus
Bavarus
Joh.
Aventinus
Annal.
Bojorum
,
lib.
7.
pag.
469.
Editionis
Basil.
Antichrist
,
the
Disturber
of
the
Peace
of
Christendom
,
and
the
Bishops
and
Clergy
who
adhered
to
him
,
Messingers
of
Antichrist
.
A
Personated
Pastor
but
was
indeed
,
That
Mystical
Antichrist
.
That
he
should
Exalt
himself
above
all
that
is
called
God
,
or
worshipped
,
That
by
many
Experiments
,
they
saw
these
Predictions
,
come
to
pass
,
and
unless
they
were
as
stupid
as
Asses
they
must
be
sensible
of
them
Conditum
est
hoc
Decretum
.
Ann.
1338.
Extat
apud
Aventinum
,
Annal.
Lib.
7.
p.
That
all
who
adhere
to
,
and
follow
the
Pope
,
are
Antichristians
,
and
He
Antichrist
.
Aventine
,
Author
damatus
That
Antichrist
is
not
yet
come
;
nor
will
come
till
towards
the
end
of
the
World
.
That
this
is
the
Opinion
of
Catholicks
.
That
Antichrist
is
both
come
,
and
gone
,
1600.
years
ago
.
Caius
Caligula
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
That
the
Catholick
Opinion
is
,
That
Antichrist
is
not
yet
come
Man
of
Sin
'T
is
the
Catholick
Opinion
,
that
Antichrist
is
not
yet
come
Most
Good
Men
believed
to
be
and
the
Pope
Antichrist
.
3.
Bellarmine
Genebrard
.
Chron.
Lib.
4.
ad
Annum
1105.
p.
That
Antichrist
was
then
come
,
And
a
little
before
Plat.
in
vitâ
Sylvest.
2.
See
the
Hist.
of
Magick
by
c.
19.
pag.
255.
&
Johan
.
Stella
de
vitis
Pontificum
,
as
we
are
told
in
the
last
page
save
one
)
Basil.
1507.
in
vita
Silvestri
.
who
was
a
famous
Magician
,
and
obtain'd
the
Popedom
by
the
help
of
the
Devil
,
Johan
.
Stella
Platina
,
Stella
Onuphrius
,
Papirius
Caius
Caligula
Amicus
Plato
That
an
Apostacy
must
first
come
,
and
that
which
hindred
the
Appearing
of
Antichrist
,
must
be
taken
out
of
the
way
,
writ
the
Epistle
in
the
Second
year
of
that
although
was
Emperor
before
St.
writ
this
Epistle
,
yet
his
Impiety
did
not
appear
till
afterwards
;
He
in
the
beginning
of
his
Reign
carrying
himself
like
a
good
Prince
.
Caius
Caligula
A
Lapide
Calvisius
,
&c.
erred
exceedingly
,
when
he
said
this
Epistle
was
writ
in
the
time
of
Thess
alonica
Anno
Christ
.
Anno
Christ
.
Anno
Christ
.
Simpson
;
Ann.
Helvicus
;
Ann.
A
Lapide
Bellarmine
,
&c.
Anno
Christ
.
Phrigia
,
Galatia
Corinth
,
Aquila
Anno
Christ
.
Josephus
,
Orosius
,
Baronius
,
and
all
Chronologers
Orosium
secuti
sunt
Omnes
deinceps
Chronographi
;
&
Baronius
,
&c.
Paul
came
into
Ibid.
Col.
2.
B.
Anno
Christ
.
Anno
Christ
.
Caius
Caligula
Anno
Christ
.
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
That
he
was
in
the
Gall
of
Bitterness
,
and
the
Bond
of
Iniquity
.
Simon
Magus
the
Gall
of
Bitterness
,
and
Bond
of
Iniquity
Nicephor
.
Histor.
Eccles.
Lib.
2.
cap.
6.
p.
Samaria
,
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
That
after
he
was
baptiz'd
he
went
on
in
his
way
of
deceiving
the
People
by
Sorceries
,
as
appears
,
by
his
desiring
to
buy
the
Power
of
working
Miracles
from
the
Apostles
,
and
being
deny'd
that
,
Soon
after
he
set
up
,
and
opposed
himself
against
Christ
,
and
accordingly
is
here
call'd
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
,
the
Adversary
,
&c.
That
soon
after
s
being
with
the
Apostles
at
he
discovered
himself
to
be
an
Adversary
to
Christ
,
our
blessed
Saviour
.
that
Epistle
Thessalonians
)
was
writ
Ann.
Eusebius
;
That
came
to
in
the
Beginning
of
his
Reign
;
where
he
did
such
Miracles
by
the
help
of
the
Devil
,
that
he
was
taken
for
a
God
,
and
had
a
Statue
erected
for
him
.
And
almost
all
the
Samiritans
,
and
some
of
other
Nations
confess'd
him
to
be
the
first
and
principal
God
,
and
worshipped
him
with
all
sorts
of
Sacrifices
,
&c.
Rome
,
In
the
Beginning
Anno
Christ
.
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
Supream
Power
Antichristum
,
habentem
Cap.
them
,
till
he
was
drunk
●ith
the
Blood
of
the
Saints
.
Simon
Magus
drunk
with
their
Blood
.
Nero
Anno
Christ
.
Anno
Christ
.
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
Man
of
Sin
was
not
come
and
reveal'd
Anno
Christ
.
Simon
Magus
men
giving
heed
to
seducing
spirits
,
speaking
lies
in
Hypocrisie
,
forbidding
to
marry
,
and
commanding
to
abstain
from
meats
,
which
God
had
created
to
be
received
,
&c.
A
departing
or
falling
from
the
Faith
.
(
forbidding
marriage
,
and
commanding
to
abstain
from
meats
)
that
it
is
a
greater
sin
for
a
Priest
to
marry
then
it
is
for
him
to
commit
Fornication
,
and
keep
a
Concubine
.
that
a
Priests
marriage
is
Idem
ibid.
p.
Incestuous
,
Sacrilegious
,
and
worse
then
All
Adulteries
.
private
Doctor
Triers
:
—
Enchiridion
Costeri
,
quia
&
eruditè
&
Orthodoxè
Per
Omnia
Scriptum
,
Summa
Cum
Vtilitate
legi
possit
.
several
Vniversities
forbidding
to
marry
,
and
commanding
to
abstain
from
meats
That
Man
of
Sin
,
who
Exalts
himself
above
all
that
is
called
God
.
That
in
the
Latter
Times
some
should
depart
from
the
Faith
,
&c.
Antichrist
were
then
come
in
the
Latter
times
,
should
come
.
Ed.
Simpson
Anno
Christ
.
Anno
Christ
.
Paul
,
Ann.
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
Anno
Christ
.
in
the
last
times
Anno
Christ
.
Baronius
)
Anno
Christ
.
Simon
Magus
Knowing
that
I
must
shortly
put
off
this
Tabernacle
,
Anno
Christ
.
Anno
Christ
.
But
there
were
false
Prophets
among
the
People
,
even
so
(
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
)
there
shall
be
false
Teachers
among
you
,
who
privily
shall
bring
in
damnable
Heresies
,
&c.
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
he
rose
out
of
the
Sea
,
with
seaven
Heads
and
ten
Horns
,
and
on
his
Horns
ten
Crowns
,
&c.
That
he
should
make
War
with
the
Saints
,
overcome
them
,
and
be
drunk
with
their
blood
;
That
his
Seat
should
be
mystically
,
or
spiritually
call'd
That
ten
Kings
should
give
their
Power
to
that
Beast
,
aid
and
assist
him
in
his
Tyranny
and
Impieties
;
That
those
Kings
should
at
last
forsake
him
,
and
utterly
destroy
him
,
and
burn
and
utterly
destroy
his
Seat
,
never
to
be
inhabited
any
more
:
Caius
Caligula
Simon
Magus
Clemens
Alexandr
Domitian
)
Anno
Anno
Christ
.
Simon
Magus
Anno
Christ
.
97.
Caius
Simon
Magus
Anno
Christ
.
Anno
Christ
.
Irenaeus
,
Clemens
Alexandrinus
,
Eusebius
,
Acta
Martyrij
Timothei
apud
Photium
,
Hierome
,
Malela
Antiochenus
Arethas
,
Ado
Revelation
;
John
Thou
hast
not
deny'd
my
faith
,
when
my
faithful
Martyr
was
slain
among
you
.
Anno
Domitiani
.
10.
Christi
.
suffer'd
Martyrdom
under
Twenty
nine
,
or
,
84
56
28
Twenty
eight
years
before
came
to
the
Empire
eight
or
nine
and
twenty
years
before
came
to
the
Empire
as
then
to
come
It
is
the
last
time
and
as
you
have
heard
that
Antichrist
shall
come
,
even
now
there
are
many
Antichrists
,
&c.
many
Antichrists
Bede
,
Estius
false
Prophets
and
Hereticks
great
Antichrist
was
to
Beda
in
.
1.
Joh.
Oecumenius
,
Bede
,
Estius
John
says
Now
in
the
World
already
Jam
in
Mund
,
est
personally
,
but
in
respect
to
his
Forerunners
(
false
Prophets
and
Hereticks
)
who
make
way
for
him
.
The
Antichrist
to
come
to
come
word
here
Present
Tense
Grotius
confesses
be
taken
in
the
Grotius
in
1.
Joh.
will
come
Grotius
in
1.
Joh.
Barcochebas
,
who
appeared
not
till
the
Emperor
s
time
(
which
was
long
after
St.
writ
this
Epistle
)
That
the
false
Christs
,
Hereticks
,
and
false
Prophets
,
do
make
way
for
that
Great
and
Eminent
Antichrist
.
great
Antichrist
was
not
come
When
this
Epistle
was
writ
Caius
Caligula
Simon
Magus
great
Antichrist
to
come
the
death
of
Domitian
Anno
Christ
.
Baronius
,
Gavantus
,
Lyranus
Grotius
his
Antichrist
Caius
Caligula
Ann
Christ
.
he
was
future
,
and
to
come
when
he
writ
.
Simon
Magus
be
this
as
it
will
though
I
might
Grotius
Annot.
in
.
1.
Johannis
,
In
Principio
.
in
his
Prologue
to
his
Annot.
on
the
first
of
a
little
before
the
destruction
of
second
year
of
Vespasian
Anno
Christ
.
Baronius
,
&c.
Caius
Caligula
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
does
appear
,
that
in
Scripture
,
Antichrist
great
Antichrist
)
is
never
spoken
of
,
but
as
future
and
to
come
:
no
other
Medium
was
come
in
which
Scripture
was
writ
Apostles
believed
and
writ
Anno
Christ
.
was
not
come
Ecclesiastical
Writers
to
come
that
Antichrist
Sixteen
hundred
years
after
our
blessed
Saviour
Simon
Magus
Contradict
each
other
,
themselves
received
Opinion
Christian
World
gratifie
Rome
great
Antichrist
Simon
Magus
dead
this
Sixteen
hundred
years
and
more
that
Antichrist
have
two
or
three
such
Antichrists
)
The
Pope
is
secure
,
Sed
salva
res
est
Simon
Magus
very
few
believe
Reformed
Churches
Pope
is
Antichrist
Predictions
of
him
now
actually
fulfilled
understood
by
the
Event
that
Antichrist
is
not
yet
come
Simon
Magus
Grotius
his
proofs
Simon
Magus
gratis
dictum
;
I
both
their
proofs
upon
the
same
ground
Characters
and
Marks
of
Antichrist
Simon
Magus
Simon
Magus
Such
Marks
of
Antichrist
are
to
be
found
in
They
(
the
one
of
them
at
least
)
are
that
Antichrist
:
miserably
Illogical
and
Inconsequent
A
Duck
and
a
Goose
do
agree
in
many
things
Sempronius
and
Titius
agree
in
many
things
(
they
have
the
same
Father
and
Mother
,
Romans
both
,
born
in
the
same
Hour
,
bread
at
the
same
School
,
both
good
Scholars
,
&c.
Porphyrie
,
Aristotle
every
individual
person
Properties
and
Qualifications
Individual
person
in
any
other
as
certain
some
of
them
may
Collection
of
all
the
Characters
and
Marks
of
Antichrist
,
him
in
Scripture
really
found
in
Caius
Caligula
Simon
Magus
had
been
Logical
and
Consequent
neither
did
,
nor
could
accommodation
and
applying
only
some
of
the
Marks
of
the
Beast
,
to
Caius
evidently
Illogical
and
Inconsequent
those
marks
of
Antichrist
indeavour
to
prove
Simon
Magus
that
sense
they
were
coming
are
defence
of
a
manifest
Error
what
he
really
was
she
was
not
Bulla
.
§.
Slave
of
Sin
,
a
a
favourer
of
Hereticks
Penal
Sentence
Damnation
,
Excommunication
,
Deprivation
,
&c.
Papal
Power
whence
he
has
it
is
Divine
That
our
blessed
Saviour
did
Constitute
and
his
Successors
,
the
Popes
of
Princes
over
all
Nations
,
and
Kingdoms
,
with
a
Plenitude
of
Power
,
to
Pull
up
,
Dissipate
,
and
Destroy
,
&c.
That
's
the
Title
of
the
Bull.
against
Hereticks
and
Schismaticks
and
their
Favourers
,
In
Bulla
.
19.
Paul
.
4.
Bullarij
Rom.
Tom.
1.
p.
602.
Edit.
Rom.
The
Pope
of
here
in
Earth
is
Vicar
,
or
Vice-Roy
of
God
and
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ
,
and
has
Plenitude
of
Power
over
Nations
and
Kingdoms
,
and
is
Judge
of
All
men
,
and
not
to
be
Judged
by
any
Man
in
the
World
.
asham'd
to
pretend
to
usurp
such
an
Antichristian
Power
part
of
their
Law
approbation
)
of
the
Pope
or
his
Party
.
Opinion
of
the
Papal
Power
What
is
Heresie
who
is
the
Heretick
fearful
Damnations
Heresie
is
an
Error
against
that
Faith
which
they
ought
to
believe
,
joyned
with
pertinacy
;
or
it
is
a
pertinacious
Error
in
Points
of
Faith
And
he
is
pertinacious
who
holds
such
an
Cajetan
.
ibidem
Opinion
,
which
he
does
,
or
might
,
and
ought
to
know
to
be
against
Scripture
,
or
the
Church
.
how
it
is
possible
for
their
Lay-people
and
unlearned
,
to
know
(
with
any
certainty
,
or
assurance
)
what
Truths
are
approved
,
or
Errors
damn'd
in
Scripture
;
when
they
are
prohibited
(
under
pain
of
Excommunication
)
ever
to
read
,
or
have
Scripture
in
any
Tongue
they
understand
?
Vulgar
Tongue
prohibited
Books
of
Controversie
between
Protestants
and
Papists
,
Ibid.
Reg.
equally
prohibited
absolutely
deprived
principal
means
to
know
Truth
and
Error
,
Doctrines
are
Evangelical
mention
Scripture
Definition
of
Heresie
really
by
them
meant
hundred
Errors
against
Scripture
Articles
of
Faith
Card.
Toletus
Instruct
.
Sacerd.
lib.
4.
cap.
Many
Rusticks
or
Country
Clowns
,
having
Errors
against
the
Articles
of
Faith
,
are
excused
from
Heresie
;
because
they
are
Ignorant
of
those
Articles
,
and
are
ready
to
Obey
The
Church
.
If
any
man
err
in
those
things
he
is
bound
to
know
;
yet
so
,
as
it
is
without
pertinacy
,
because
he
Knows
it
not
to
be
against
The
Church
,
and
is
ready
to
believe
as
the
Church
believes
,
he
is
no
Heretick
.
Catechis
.
Trid.
ex
Decreto
Concilij
Tridentini
,
Jussu
Pij
.
5.
Edit.
Paris
.
1635.
Part.
1.
cap.
10.
De
9.
Symboli
Articulo
,
§.
Opinions
contrary
to
Scripture
receive
not
de
fide
Pope
and
his
Party
None
can
be
an
Heretick
,
who
believes
that
Article
of
our
Creed
,
The
Holy
Catholick
Church
Popish
Church
Catechis
.
Trident.
loco
dicto
in
the
Text
take
notice
of
it
Margent
too
Verus
.
9.
Articuli
Professor
Church
of
Rome
Catholick
Church
in
the
Creed
Infallibly
assisted
by
the
Holy
Ghost
,
irrational
Hypothesis
;
That
to
believe
as
the
Church
believes
,
excuses
their
Laicks
and
the
Vnlearned
from
Heresie
That
such
men
Lawfully
,
but
Meritoriously
Error
contrary
to
Scripture
formal
Heresie
Robert
Holkott
Tolet
.
Instruct.
Sacerd.
l.
4.
c.
Idem
habet
Rob.
Holcott
,
in
.
1.
Sentent
.
Quaest.
1.
in
Replica
.
ad
6.
Principale
:
where
he
tells
us
,
that
simple
people
may
err
in
many
things
,
And
when
he
puts
the
case
in
an
old
simple
woman
,
and
says
If
a
Rustick
or
Ignorant
Person
,
concerning
Articles
of
Faith
,
do
believe
his
Bishop
proposing
some
Heretical
Opinion
,
Merit
by
believing
,
although
it
be
an
Heretical
Error
appear
to
him
to
be
against
The
Church
.
may
lawfully
do
it
Heretical
Errors
strange
Doctrine
Especially
the
Jesuits
;
In
the
end
of
the
there
are
The
first
of
which
is
You
may
be
sure
they
mean
the
Church
of
The
thirteenth
Rule
is
this
And
to
the
same
purpose
tells
us
Bellarm.
de
Rom.
Pontif.
l.
4.
c.
§.
ultima
.
Ita
etiam
V.
Erbermannus
contra
Amesium
,
Tom.
1.
lib.
3.
cap.
approved
by
their
Church
Index
Expurgatorius
publick
declaration
)
disown'd
Received
Doctrine
Implicite
Faith
profession
and
resolution
believe
as
she
believes
free
a
Papist
from
Heresie
hold
some
heretical
Errors
Church
believes
Implicite
Faith
Doctrines
taught
by
the
Pope
his
Party
Roman
Church
resolution
to
believe
them
all
their
knowledge
a
Papist
from
Heresie
Implicite
Faith
in
the
Doctrines
taught
by
our
blessed
Saviour
,
a
Resolution
to
believe
them
all
,
their
knowledge
Protestant
from
Heresie
punishment
of
it
Apostles
are
Divine
measure
and
degree
Received
Doctrine
Heretical
Doctrine
That
't
is
lawful
to
kill
an
Heretical
King
,
who
is
actually
Anathematiz'd
,
and
Deposed
by
the
Pope
bound
to
believe
it
meritoriously
do
so
believe
such
a
Doctrine
kill
such
a
King
not
be
unlawful
prodigious
Popish
Villains
hired
to
Assassinate
Gracious
King
Learned
Casuists
justifie
their
Villany
the
Pope
and
his
Party
are
pleased
to
call
so
Crimen
Haeresis
est
Mere
Ecclesiasticum
sole
Judges
of
the
Crime
passed
Sentence
any
Heretick
Civil
Magistrate
hang
or
burn
reverse
their
Sentence
as
to
Examine
Impiety
and
Injustice
Roman
Church
Pontif.
Roman
.
Romae
,
1611.
p.
Hostiensis
in
summâ
.
l.
5.
De
Haereticis
,
pag.
424.
Edit.
Ludg.
Sir
,
We
passionately
desire
you
,
that
for
The
Love
of
God
,
and
in
reguard
of
Piety
,
Mercy
,
and
our
Mediation
,
you
would
free
this
miserable
Person
,
from
All
Danger
of
Death
or
mutilation
of
Members
.
Effectually
and
from
his
Heart
seeming
Piety
to
death
require
the
Magistrate
to
Execute
Innocent
.
8.
Constit.
10.
In
Bullar
.
Rom.
Tom.
1.
p.
six
days
Excommunication
,
Deprivation
loss
of
Authority
Compel
All
Magistrates
Nor
see
the
Process
to
Execute
Compulsatory
Power
Conc.
Trid.
Sess.
25.
De
Reformat
.
c.
20.
In
Lemmate
,
Edit.
Antverp
.
That
All
Catholick
Princes
are
to
be
Compelled
to
observe
All
the
Sanctions
and
Constitutions
declaring
their
Ecclesiastical
Immunities
,
amongst
which
this
of
punishing
Hereticks
is
not
the
least
,
&c.
Popish
Church
For
the
Love
of
God
,
&c.
neither
can
dare
do
she
permit
him
under
pain
of
Excommunication
other
Penalties
)
absolutely
prohibited
him
intercedes
to
the
Civil
Magistrate
Church
of
Rome
when
a
Condemn'd
Person
is
delivered
to
the
Secular
Cap.
Novimus
.
27.
Extra
.
De
verb.
significatione
.
Judge
,
The
Church
must
effectually
interceed
,
that
he
moderate
the
Sentence
so
,
neither
dare
by
their
Law
can
do
)
that
the
Condemn'd
Person
may
be
in
no
danger
of
death
.
little
shifts
palliate
the
Hypocrisie
Aq●in
.
2.
2.
Quaest.
11.
Art.
3.
Respondeo
.
Card.
Tuschus
Conclus
.
Practicarum
Juris
.
Tom.
4.
Lit.
H.
Concl.
p.
166.
vide
Turrecrematam
summa
de
Ecclesia
.
Venet.
1561.
part.
2.
l.
4.
p.
411.
where
he
cites
s
Opinion
And
when
the
Gloss
made
some
distinction
of
Persons
deliver'd
to
the
Secular
Magistrate
,
and
that
There
is
this
Note
in
the
In
Corpore
Juris
Canon
.
cum
Glossis
.
Paris
.
Aquinas
(
Bannes
That
the
Condemn'd
Heretick
is
deliver'd
over
to
the
Secular
Power
,
to
this
very
end
,
that
he
may
be
Put
to
Death
,
and
taken
out
of
the
World
Canonist
(
Hostiensis
have
done
Secular
Magistrate
Condemned
Heretick
a
Colour
may
be
said
to
the
contrary
;
yet
To
this
end
,
is
He
Delivered
to
The
Secular
Power
,
That
He
may
be
punished
with
death
.
Church
of
Rome
she
herself
publick
Laws
Answer
God
her
Adversaries
every
thing
intirely
believe
their
New-Trent-Creed
,
they
are
out
of
all
Possibility
of
Salvation
.
(
Ivo
Cornotens
.
Decret.
part
.
1.
De
fide
.
c.
Trent
Council
Forma
Juramenti
Professionis
Fidei
Constitutions
of
that
Council
promise
,
vow
,
and
swear
to
believe
and
maintain
it
to
their
death
.
Nemo
Salvus
esse
potest
This
is
the
Catholick
Faith
,
out
of
which
no
man
can
be
saved
.
promise
,
swear
,
and
vow
to
believe
and
profess
it
,
most
constantly
as
long
as
they
live
.
mens
lives
exemplary
and
innocent
Rome
in
any
one
thing
be
call'd
as
Hereticks
Dominican
Frier
severe
Persecutor
He
tells
us
of
more
then
Seaventy
ancient
Heresies
,
of
all
the
Sects
that
were
,
or
had
been
,
None
was
so
pernicious
to
The
Church
of
as
the
and
that
for
three
Reasons
Sylvester
(
who
was
made
Pope
,
as
some
said
;
or
(
as
others
)
Ibid.
cap.
When
all
other
Hereticks
(
by
reason
of
their
Blasphemies
against
God
)
were
abborr'd
by
those
who
heard
them
:
The
had
A
Great
Appearance
of
Piety
;
because
they
Lived
Justly
Before
Men
;
Believ'd
All
Things
well
of
God
,
and
All
the
Articles
of
the
Creed
.
Rome
)
the
most
pernicious
to
the
Church
of
Rome
?
generality
of
this
Sect
believing
all
things
well
of
God
,
the
Articles
of
the
Creed
True
Church
They
Blasphemed
the
Church
and
Clergy
of
Rome
;
And
The
Multitude
of
the
Laity
easily
believed
them
:
Multitude
of
the
Laiety
so
easily
believed
.
That
the
Church
of
was
the
Whore
of
in
the
That
the
Pope
was
the
&c.
Ibid.
Errore
.
8.
they
deny'd
also
Vide
Card.
Turrecrematam
,
in
summa
De
Ecclesiâ
.
Part.
2.
Lib.
4.
cap.
35.
pag.
407.
Edit.
Venet.
Head
of
all
the
Errors
in
that
Antichristian
Church
.
Waldenses
Hereticks
Constitutions
of
that
Church
By
Excommunication
Deposition
.
3.
Loss
of
all
their
Goods
.
4.
By
Military
Persecution
:
by
Fire
and
Sword
,
by
War
and
armed
Souldiers
.
contra
Waldenses
Body
of
the
Canon
Law
De
Haereticis
Clementines
,
Extravagantes
Lions
,
Anno
Seaventh
Book
of
the
Decretals
Justinians
Code
.
Lib.
1.
Tit.
5.
De
Haereticis
&
Manichaeis
,
Theodosian
Code
,
Lib.
16.
Tit.
5.
De
Haereticis
,
Manichaeis
&
Samaritanis
,
Jacobus
Gothofredus
Codex
Theodosianus
Lions
,
1665.
Tom.
6.
pag.
Lateran
Council
Hereticks
:
which
Laws
Decretalium
.
Lib.
5.
Tit.
3.
Capp
.
In
Edit.
Corporis
Juris
Can.
Lugduni
,
Anno
De
Haereticis
De
Haeresi
Antonius
Archiepiscopus
Florentinus
Azorius
,
Paul
Raynerius
,
Johan
de
Antonius
Augustinus
Archiepiscopus
Terraconensis
§.
1.
dictae
Bullae
Maundy
Thursday
between
Christ
to
Dye
actually
Damn
Bulla
Coenae
rash
Act
Mature
deliberation
Counsel
and
unanimous
Consent
of
himself
and
the
Cardinals
.
Constit
.
Pij
.
5.
22.
§.
3.
dicti
Bullar
.
Tom.
2.
p.
151.
who
Approves
and
Commands
it
to
be
Inviolably
kept
and
observed
.
Body
of
their
their
Law
And
then
he
Ibidem
.
§.
that
All
Hereticks
which
are
,
or
For
the
Future
shall
be
,
do
Incurr
All
these
Censures
and
Punishments
,
and
't
is
his
express
Will
and
Decree
they
should
do
so
.
Counts
,
Barons
,
Marquesses
,
Dukes
,
Kings
and
Emperors
:
That
as
Heresie
and
Schism
in
them
is
more
Pernicious
to
others
,
so
ought
their
Punishment
to
be
more
severe
by
his
Constitution
,
which
he
declares
to
be
perpetually
and
for
ever
Obligatory
,
he
actually
and
totally
Deprives
them
of
their
Counties
,
Baronies
,
Marquisats
,
Dukedoms
,
Kingdoms
and
Empires
,
to
the
Secular
Power
Ibid.
§.
receive
Due
Punishment
Perpetual
Inability
restored
to
their
Honours
or
Possessions
seriously
and
truly
repent
Cast
into
Perpetual
Prison
,
and
there
be
fed
with
Bread
of
Sorrow
,
and
Water
of
Sadness
,
and
to
have
no
Comfort
or
Humanity
shew'd
them
by
any
,
no
not
by
Kings
or
Emperors
.
Antichristian
Tyranny
Clemency
and
Benignity
For
ever
Effectually
Exclude
that
Queen
out
of
their
Church
,
Ex
Plenitudine
Potestatis
Apostolicae
off
from
the
Vnity
of
the
Body
of
Christ
,
Bruta
Fulmina
particularly
all
Ibid.
dictae
Bullae
.
§.
his
Children
,
Male
and
Female
,
born
or
to
be
born
of
Elizabeth
)
declares
them
deprived
of
all
Power
and
Dominion
,
and
of
all
their
Goods
and
Patrimony
,
and
Incapable
of
restitution
to
that
Power
and
Patrimony
,
and
of
Acquisition
of
any
other
for
the
future
.
Ibid.
in
Margine
That
the
Pope
did
deprive
the
Children
of
the
Eighth
,
and
his
Adherents
,
of
All
their
Goods
and
Dignities
,
and
declared
them
Incapable
of
any
other
for
the
future
.
Bullae
.
〈◊〉
.
5.
§.
Ibidem
.
§.
Pretended
right
to
the
Crown
Ejus
Damnationis
participem
se
facit
That
the
Clergy
Eman.
Sa
Aphoris
.
Confess
.
verbo
Clericus
.
p.
Are
no
Subjects
of
any
Prince
;
and
therefore
they
themselves
conclude
(
as
well
they
may
)
that
if
they
Rebel
and
seek
the
Ruin
of
their
Prince
,
yet
(
in
them
)
it
is
no
Treason
.
Emanuel
Sa
Ibid.
pag.
Mary
,
approved
,
highly
Commended
,
Licenc'd
by
Publick
Authority
Librorum
Censor
Spanish
Index
Rome
,
&c.
Emanuel
Sa
Spanish
Index
Portugal
Index
Extream
Vnction
Index
Olysipone
.
1624.
loco
dicto
.
Congregation
of
them
at
would
have
left
out
;
and
then
approved
and
permitted
all
the
rest
.
That
Clergy-men
are
not
Subjects
of
Kings
,
and
therefore
not
Capable
of
Committing
Treason
,
although
they
actually
Rebel
against
and
Murder
them
.
Editions
of
those
Index
Alexandri
.
7.
loco
dicto
.
Even
at
before
the
year
Priests
Are
By
The
Law
of
God
Subject
to
Princes
Ex
Indice
Joh.
Chrysostom
.
Basil.
1558.
Dele
sequentia
.
Spanish
Index
Priests
(
by
the
Law
of
God
)
Are
Subject
to
Princes
Priests
Are
not
by
The
Law
of
God
Subject
to
Princes
That
Priests
Are
not
Subject
to
Princes
.
Cajetan
.
in
.
2.
2.
Quaest.
§.
Ad
Quintum
Dubium
mihi
.
p.
247.
Col.
That
the
Clergy
are
so
Sacred
,
that
't
is
Impossible
they
should
be
Subject
to
Princes
.
It
is
impossible
That
Priests
are
not
Subject
to
Princes
.
Ibid.
in
Libri
dicti
All
who
had
Cure
of
Souls
.
That
those
Aphorisms
were
Approved
at
Libellus
Aphorismorum
Romae
Probatus
(
that
the
Clergy
are
not
Subjects
to
Princes
)
That
such
Doctrine
was
the
Plague
and
Ruin
of
Commonwealths
:
Royal
and
Supream
Powers
being
the
Ordinance
of
God
,
by
which
All
Men
are
made
Subject
to
the
Jurisdiction
of
Kings
Roman
Catholick
pag.
107.
dictae
Historiae
&
pag.
All
Agreed
in
this
,
That
the
Clergy
were
Exempt
from
all
Secular
Jurisdiction
,
&
quoad
Personas
&
Bona
;
Secular
Princes
had
nothing
to
do
with
their
Persons
or
Purses
;
nor
were
They
Subjects
to
Princes
,
no
not
in
Cases
of
High
Treason
.
Venetian
Ambassador
,
That
Ecclesiasticks
were
not
Comprehended
in
the
number
of
A
Princes
Subjects
,
nor
could
be
Punished
By
him
,
though
they
were
Rebels
.
no
Traitor
That
they
are
no
Murderers
,
who
(
out
of
Zeal
to
the
Church
)
take
Arms
against
Excommunicate
Persons
.
Those
Souldiers
so
armed
Ibid.
in
Canone
Are
not
Murderers
,
if
out
of
a
burning
Zeal
to
their
Catholick
Mother
they
Kill
any
of
such
Excommunicate
Hereticks
:
Ivo
Carnotensis
That
Killing
Kings
or
Queens
Excommunicate
by
the
Pope
,
was
no
Murder
That
if
any
man
by
Chance
and
Casually
had
kill'd
an
Excommunicated
Person
,
(
si
contigerit
trucidasse
)
then
he
was
not
A
Formal
Murderer
:
So
Pope
s
Sentence
was
not
to
Excuse
those
from
Murder
,
who
Intended
,
and
directly
Purposed
to
kill
Hereticks
and
Excommunicate
Persons
.
For
this
were
to
Overthrow
all
Truth
and
Fidelity
to
Princes
.
Roman
Catholick
That
men
might
lawfully
be
kill'd
,
because
they
were
Hereticks
or
Excommunicate
Persons
:
And
again
A
Horrible
,
Cursed
and
Execrable
Principle
.
That
Excommunicate
Hereticks
may
be
kill'd
,
but
with
an
Intention
and
Purpose
to
kill
them
;
and
yet
they
who
intend
and
do
kill
them
,
be
no
Murderers
;
but
both
the
Intention
and
Act
Just
and
Innocent
.
But
then
their
Intention
must
not
be
to
get
the
Goods
of
those
Hereticks
they
kill
,
but
it
must
be
to
secure
the
Church
from
the
Mischievous
Designs
of
those
Hereticks
.
nulla
poenitentia
erat
imponenda
F.
Caron
.
Remonstrant
.
Hibernorum
.
part.
4.
c.
all
Tyrants
by
Vsurpation
Vide
F.
Caron
Remonstrant
.
Hibernorum
part.
1.
cap.
Whether
the
Pope
could
Depose
or
Kill
Protestant
Princes
or
Magistrates
,
as
Excommunicate
Persons
?
Subscribed
the
Negative
;
That
the
Pope
could
not
Depose
or
Kill
such
Protestants
.
Sacred
Congregation
Condemned
that
Negative
Proposition
Power
to
Depose
and
Kill
Protestant
Princes
,
Depose
and
Kill
Killing
of
Protestants
That
it
was
Eymericus
Ibid.
p.
260.
Col.
2.
A.
unlawful
and
impious
to
kill
and
murder
Hereticks
Nic.
Eymericus
Eymericus
loco
dicto
.
p.
Raymundus
Lullus
Killing
Hereticks
Lateran
Council
(
Sacro
approbante
Concilio
)
That
our
blessed
Saviour
Binius
Concil.
Tom.
9.
pag.
151.
Col.
2.
E.
Edit.
Paris
.
Did
Institute
and
his
Successors
his
Vicars
;
to
whom
(
by
the
Testimony
of
The
Book
of
Kings
)
it
was
so
necessary
to
yield
Obedience
,
that
Whosoever
would
not
(
as
no
true
Protestant
ever
would
or
could
)
was
to
be
punished
with
Death
.
what
Book
of
Kings
Peter
Crab
,
Surius
,
Binius
,
Labbe
,
&c.
the
Popes
Power
to
kill
all
who
comply'd
not
with
his
Commands
.
That
he
who
will
not
hearken
to
the
Priest
or
Judge
,
That
Man
shall
Dye
.
High
Priest
Whosoever
disobey'd
the
Sentence
of
the
High
Priest
,
in
the
Jewish
Church
,
must
be
put
to
death
:
Whoever
disobeys
the
Pope
in
the
Christian
Church
,
must
be
so
too
.
Aug.
Quaest.
super
Deuteronomium
,
lib.
5.
cap.
38.
And
elsewhere
Idem
.
Aug.
de
Fide
&
Bonis
Operibus
.
cap.
Indifferent
,
or
Morally
good
,
but
Meritorious
.
Rhemes
,
Giffard
Gilbert
Giffard
John
Savage
Gilbert
Giffard
John
Savage
Elizabeth
.
Camb.
Annals
of
Q.
Eliz.
l.
3.
p.
301.
302.
of
the
English
Edition
,
(
I
have
not
the
Latin
now
by
me
)
Lond.
the
English
Jesuite
,
perswades
that
it
was
a
Meritorious
Act
to
take
away
the
Queen
;
tells
him
,
it
might
easily
be
done
,
by
Poysoning
the
Pomel
of
her
Sadle
;
gives
him
the
Poyson
undertakes
it
blesseth
him
,
and
promises
him
Eternal
Salvation
,
and
so
(
having
sworn
him
to
Secresie
)
sends
him
into
where
(
notwithstanding
all
the
Jesuits
blessings
)
he
was
taken
,
confess'd
all
this
,
and
was
Executed
in
the
year
.
That
a
Pestilent
Opinion
was
got
amongst
the
Popish
Party
(
even
amongst
their
Priests
)
That
to
take
away
Kings
Excommunicate
,
was
Nothing
Else
,
but
to
Weed
the
Cockle
out
of
the
Lords
Field
.
that
they
thought
killing
the
Queen
,
was
a
Meritorious
Work
private
opinion
Priests
and
Jesuits
definitive
Sentence
as
if
himself
had
made
them
their
Canon
Law
General
Councils
fifth
Lateran
Nicolas
to
the
French
Army
That
if
any
of
them
were
slain
in
that
War
against
the
Insidels
,
that
is
,
against
the
Hereticks
,
Heaven
should
not
be
deny'd
them
That
those
Souldiers
who
faithfully
fought
against
the
Hereticks
,
if
any
one
of
them
were
slain
in
the
sight
,
He
should
merit
Heaven
.
meritorious
Work
Incourages
a
French
Army
to
sight
stoutly
against
the
Enemies
of
the
Faith
,
and
of
the
Church
,
and
tells
them
,
that
they
need
not
be
any
way
affraid
,
to
kill
Hereticks
and
the
Churches
Enemies
,
for
God
knew
,
that
if
any
of
them
died
in
that
Service
,
it
was
for
the
true
Faith
,
for
which
Heaven
should
be
their
Reward
.
John
Semeca
That
the
Popes
meaning
was
that
(
being
secured
from
Punishment
)
Heaven
should
be
their
Reward
.
killing
Hereticks
Heaven
only
,
but
a
higher
Degree
of
Glory
in
it
,
greatest
General
Council
Rome
De
Haereticis
Destruction
of
Hereticks
Ibid.
dicto
Can.
Holy
Land
.
received
into
the
Protection
of
St.
and
the
Pope
God's
Protection
(
who
sits
in
the
Temple
of
God
,
shewing
himself
that
he
is
God
)
shall
be
freed
both
from
their
Oath
,
and
paying
any
Vse
.
in
Person
own
Expences
A
Full
and
Plenary
Pardon
of
All
their
Sins
here
,
and
A
Greater
Degree
of
Glory
hereafter
,
is
promised
them
Rebellion
,
Treason
Naturae
Mediae
Morally
Good
should
have
Remission
of
All
their
Sins
here
,
only
Heaven
A
higher
Degree
of
Glory
Licenced
by
the
Ferd.
Lucero
indicta
Censura
other
Grave
and
Learned
Men
Century
of
Martyrs
Oldcorne
,
&c.
Legally
Convict
Justly
Executed
Impious
Traitors
obey
,
and
act
according
to
such
Canons
and
Constitutions
.
All
their
Vide
Bullam
Pij
.
4.
super
forma
Juramenti
Professionis
fidei
,
in
Concilio
Trident.
Sess.
24.
De
Reformat
.
Cap.
12.
pag.
450.
Edit.
Antverp
.
Dignitaries
in
all
Cathedral
and
Collegiate
Churches
,
All
who
have
Cure
of
Souls
,
All
who
are
provided
for
,
and
preferr'd
to
any
Idem
.
pag.
451.
Extat
etiam
in
Bullario
Romano
.
Edit.
Romae
,
1638.
Tom.
2.
pag.
97.
Dat.
Ibid.
Novem.
1564.
Pontificatus
sui
Ann.
Monastery
,
or
Religious
House
whatsoever
,
be
they
of
whatsoever
Order
of
Regulars
.
&c.
Bulla
Pij
.
4.
in
Bullarij
Rom.
Tom.
2.
p.
cap.
In
Sacro
Sancta
.
2.
De
Magist.
&
Doctoribus
in
All
Doctors
,
Masters
,
Regents
,
and
Professors
of
any
Art
or
Faculty
,
whether
they
be
of
the
Laity
or
Clergy
,
or
Regulars
of
any
Order
whatsoever
,
in
any
Vniversity
,
publick
School
,
or
any
where
else
,
in
Cities
,
Vniversities
,
Towns
,
Churches
or
Monasteries
;
whether
they
profess
Divinity
,
Canon
or
Civil
Law
,
Physick
,
Philosophy
,
Grammar
,
or
any
other
Liberal
Art
,
publickly
or
privately
,
and
all
who
take
any
Degrees
in
any
Vniversity
;
All
these
by
the
Disposition
and
Appointment
of
the
Pope
and
Council
of
are
to
promise
,
vow
,
and
swear
to
obey
the
Pope
as
s
Successor
and
Christ's
Vicar
,
and
to
receive
,
and
without
All
Doubting
to
Profess
all
Things
deliver'd
,
defin'd
,
and
declared
in
the
Sacred
Canons
,
and
General
Councils
,
Especially
in
the
Council
of
and
all
this
they
swear
to
do
most
constantly
so
long
as
they
live
,
and
to
take
care
(
to
the
utmost
of
their
Ability
)
that
all
under
them
,
or
committed
to
their
Charge
,
shall
do
so
too
.
Ibidem
,
in
dictae
Bullae
Initio
.
That
God
Almighty
did
by
the
Holy
Ghost
Inspire
the
Fathers
to
require
,
That
this
Oath
should
be
taken
.
Roman
Church
That
the
Church
of
approves
those
impicus
and
rebellious
Doctrines
to
which
so
many
thousands
swear
,
by
the
Command
of
the
Pope
and
Council
.
2.
That
all
their
Ecclesiasticks
(
Secular
and
Regular
)
who
have
any
Cure
of
Souls
and
Charge
over
others
,
are
bound
,
not
only
by
their
Papal
Constitutions
and
Decrees
of
their
General
Councils
;
but
by
a
Personal
Promise
,
Vow
,
and
Oath
,
to
believe
and
profess
,
and
(
as
there
is
opportunity
)
to
practise
according
to
these
Principles
.
That
Queen
in
most
eminent
Danger
of
assassination
by
her
Popish
Subjects
,
especially
after
Pope
the
fifth
had
damn'd
,
and
deposed
her
,
absolved
all
her
Subjects
from
their
Oaths
of
Allegiance
,
and
Commanded
them
(
on
pain
of
Excommunication
)
never
to
obey
her
,
or
any
of
her
Laws
or
Commands
That
the
killing
the
Queen
,
by
open
War
publickly
,
or
privately
by
Poyson
or
Pistol
,
had
neither
been
Rebellion
,
Treason
,
nor
Murder
,
but
an
Act
morally
good
and
meritorious
;
by
which
they
should
merit
,
not
only
Heaven
,
but
a
higher
Degree
of
Glory
in
it
,
and
be
,
as
Glorious
Martyrs
(
if
they
died
in
that
Cause
)
commended
to
Posterity
That
they
would
obey
the
Pope
as
Christs
Vicar
,
&c.
Roderigo
Lopez
Stephen
Ferriera
Gama
Emanuel
Loisie
Elizabeth
.
Lopez
Edmund
York
Richard
Williams
Kill
the
Queen
.
York
Jesuit
,
Hugh
Owen
,
Jacomo
de
Francisco
,
Kill
the
Queen
Richard
Williams
Killing
Her
.
To
Dispatch
it
Story
,
Ann.
Somervil
,
Ann.
Parry
,
Ann.
Como
.
4.
John
Savage
,
Ann.
Moody
,
Ann.
1587.
7.
Patrich
Cullen
,
Ann.
1594.
8.
Edward
Squire
,
Ann.
Popish
Conspiracy
horrendum
&
majus
machinantur
scelus
F.
R.
Caron
,
Remonstrant
.
Hibernorum
.
Part.
c.
Matth.
Paris
in
Johanne
ad
Ann.
Matthew
Paris
Matthew
Paris
Matthew
Westminster
,
Henry
That
the
Pope
is
the
Supream
Judge
of
All.
That
he
can
Depose
the
Emperor
,
Kings
,
Dukes
,
and
All
who
Acknowledge
No
Superior
;
and
that
the
Kings
of
Tributaries
to
the
Church
of
And
he
who
denies
this
Papal
Power
,
is
No
Christian
Matthew
Paris
,
ad
Ann.
1156.
pag.
That
all
the
Islands
in
the
World
,
which
are
Christian
,
belong
to
and
so
to
the
Pope
Irish
,
pag.
Cook
▪
Lateran
Council
Conc.
Lateran
.
4.
Can.
3.
De
Haereticis
.
And
it
now
goes
for
Law
.
Cap.
13.
Subjects
from
their
Oaths
of
Allegiance
,
and
give
their
Lands
and
Kingdoms
to
Catholicks
:
Mat.
Paris
Hist.
an
Ann.
1216.
p.
280.
In
Johanne
.
His
Vassal
Slave
.
What
it
was
Letter
had
angred
him
Mat.
Paris
Hist.
in
Hen.
3.
ad
Ann.
Dom.
1253.
p.
872.
in
Edit.
G.
Watsij
.
London
.
Is
not
the
King
of
our
Vassal
?
Nay
,
that
I
may
say
more
,
our
Slave
?
Commanded
all
Peter
and
his
Apostles
)
to
imitate
:
the
Hypocrisie
the
Man
of
Sin
Exalts
himself
above
all
that
is
called
God
,
Emperor
,
by
the
Power
of
the
Keys
.
Baronius
Annal
Tom.
11.
ad
Ann.
Ibid.
apud
Bar.
§.
33.
p.
479.
Edit.
Antv.
never
Err'd
Baron
.
Ibid.
§.
31.
p.
479.
And
Pope
in
their
General
Council
,
1513.
and
in
his
Bull
in
Bullario
Rom.
Romae
,
1638.
Tom.
1.
p.
451.
says
the
same
thing
,
that
the
Church
and
Pope
of
have
never
err'd
.
Ibid.
in
Constit.
Leo.
10.
40.
§.
3.
&
6.
Vide
Stat.
3.
Jac.
Capp
.
1.
&
2.
Ibid.
Cap.
Ibid.
cap.
Jaques
Clement
Peter
Du
Moulin
That
it
was
the
Book
of
the
Jesuite
,
and
the
Traiterous
Positions
maintain'd
in
it
,
which
induced
him
to
that
Prodigious
Villany
,
the
Murder
of
the
King
not
go
to
Melch.
Canus
Locorum
Theol.
lib.
12.
cap.
13.
§.
Ex
quo
Ambrosij
pag.
694.
Edit.
Colon
.
Agrip.
Ignatius
Loyola
Ibid.
&
Conc.
Tom.
11.
Part.
1.
p.
672.
Edit.
per
Labbe
Paris
.
Horrid
Inhumanity
Detestable
Cruelty
kill
Body
and
Soul
That
if
any
Prince
or
Prelate
,
any
Person
Ecclesiastical
or
Civil
,
shall
procure
any
Assassin
to
kill
any
Christian
,
(
though
the
Effect
do
not
follow
)
or
receive
,
conceal
,
or
any
way
favour
such
Assassin
,
then
such
Person
is
(
Ipso
facto
)
Excommunicate
,
Deposed
,
and
Deprived
of
all
his
Honour
,
Dignity
and
Revenue
.
&
Ludg.
Tuschus
,
Henry
Joh.
Andreas
Boniensis
Glossa
ad
dictum
Cap.
1.
De
Homicidio
.
In.
That
the
Punishments
express'd
there
,
are
denounc'd
against
the
Assassins
,
as
well
as
those
who
procur'd
or
hired
them
to
Assassinate
any
Christians
.
Cajetan
.
in
Summula
.
verbo
Assassinus
.
That
the
Punishments
contain'd
in
the
Constitution
,
are
denounced
only
against
those
Christians
who
hire
and
imploy
those
Impious
Assassins
.
That
the
Pope
is
more
then
a
pure
man
;
and
Gods
Vice-Roy
Cajetan
.
Ibidem
That
though
they
be
not
comprehended
under
the
Censures
of
that
Constitution
,
yet
they
Deserve
both
a
Temporal
and
Eternal
Death
.
D.
Covarruvias
,
Part.
2.
Relect.
Clem.
de
Homicidio
,
de
delictis
&
Conat
.
num.
9.
Operum
.
Tom.
1.
p.
258.
Col.
That
whosoever
he
be
(
Christian
or
Mahometan
)
who
for
Money
given
or
promised
,
undertakes
the
Assassination
of
any
Christian
;
in
this
Case
,
both
the
Mandans
and
Mandatarius
,
both
he
that
hires
,
and
he
who
is
hired
to
do
such
Villany
,
are
highly
guilty
,
and
under
the
Censures
,
and
the
Severity
of
them
:
though
he
who
is
hired
,
do
not
actually
effect
the
Assassination
,
if
he
really
indeavour
it
.
Gallican
Church
Heretical
,
Prodigious
,
and
Diabolical
.
Roman
Catholick
Historians
Thuanus
Hist.
Tom.
3.
lib.
75.
p.
561.
A.
B.
Edit.
1620.
&
Tom.
4.
l.
86.
p.
170.
ad
Ann.
1587.
And
the
same
excellent
person
gives
us
this
account
of
the
Society
of
the
Jesuites
.
That
in
those
Bloody
Wars
in
in
the
Reign
of
the
Third
;
it
was
some
of
the
Religious
and
Regulars
,
especially
the
Jesuites
,
who
by
an
Industrious
,
and
(
I
add
)
Impious
Diligence
,
did
first
Alienate
the
People
from
their
Obedience
to
their
Prince
,
and
then
sollicited
them
to
Rebellion
.
Ac
Jesuitarum
Patrum
Imprimis
Original
Copy
of
Thuanus
his
History
.
Jaques
Clement
King
.
Thuanus
Thuanus
Hist.
Tom.
4.
l.
95.
p.
454.
A.
That
Friar
was
incouraged
to
Commit
that
Prodigious
Parricide
by
the
furious
Sermons
and
Declamations
of
their
New
Divines
,
Especially
of
the
Jesuites
,
who
publickly
taught
them
,
That
it
was
lawful
,
nay
Thuanus
dicto
Tom.
4.
&
p.
Meritorious
to
kill
a
Tyrant
,
and
if
he
outlived
the
Fact
,
he
should
be
a
Cardinal
at
and
if
he
died
,
a
Thuan.
dicto
Tom.
4.
&
p.
454.
&
Davila
,
l.
10.
ad
Ann.
Saint
in
Heaven
.
And
accordingly
when
he
was
dead
(
by
a
Death
he
deserved
)
his
Party
caused
his
Picture
to
be
cut
in
Brass
,
adorned
their
Churches
and
Chambers
with
it
,
counted
him
a
Saint
and
Martyr
,
and
(
as
such
)
made
their
Addresses
and
Prayers
to
him
.
Horrid
Superstition
and
Popish
blindness
,
Martyr
of
Jesus
Christ
Impious
Traytor
and
Murtherer
of
his
King
.
Johan
.
Chastell
That
he
was
a
Disciple
of
the
Jesuites
;
That
he
himself
freely
confessed
,
that
he
was
bred
up
in
the
Schools
of
the
Jesuites
,
and
had
often
heard
it
discours'd
,
and
disputed
,
That
it
was
not
Only
Lawful
,
but
Meritorious
to
Kill
a
Relapsed
Heretick
,
and
Persecutor
of
the
Holy
Church
;
That
Father
a
Jesuite
,
was
his
Confessor
,
&c.
so
that
being
possess'd
with
their
Impious
Principles
and
Perswasions
,
he
undertook
that
prodigious
and
damnable
Parricide
.
that
the
Parliament
of
pass'd
this
Sentence
—
That
Father
(
Jesuites
)
should
be
Condemned
to
the
Gallows
;
that
the
rest
of
the
Jesuites
(
profess'd
or
not
profess'd
)
should
be
banished
out
of
as
Enemies
to
the
Crown
and
publick
Tranquility
,
their
Goods
and
Revenues
Jeiz'd
and
distributed
to
pious
Vses
,
&c.
Johan
.
Chastell
Raviliac
,
May
That
it
was
the
Jesuite
Book
which
moved
and
incouraged
him
to
that
Impious
Design
.
free
themselves
That
their
approved
Doctrine
and
Principles
in
(
and
many
others
)
was
the
Motive
which
induced
to
Murder
his
Prince
Index
Expurgatorius
Haec
erat
Thesis
in
Coll.
Claromontano
à
Jesuitis
proposita
&
expositâ
Decem.
12.
Ann.
Vid.
Thuanum
Restitutum
.
p.
That
these
things
were
well
known
to
the
Pope
,
who
sent
Breves
and
Bulls
secretly
to
the
Heads
of
those
Rebels
,
whereby
they
were
incouraged
to
Rebel
.
Jaques
Clement
Thuan's
Hist.
Tom.
4.
li●
.
95.
ad
Ann.
1589.
p.
458.
Edit.
approve
the
Fact
,
but
(
in
a
premediated
Oration
,
publickly
spoke
in
the
Consistory
)
blasphemously
compares
it
(
in
respect
of
its
greatness
and
amiableness
)
to
our
blessed
Saviours
Incarnation
and
Resurrection
:
and
then
highly
Commends
the
Murderer
(
for
his
Virtue
,
Courage
,
and
Zealous
Love
of
God
)
above
pronounceth
the
Murder'd
King
Eternally
Damn'd
,
as
having
Committed
the
Ibid.
p.
458.
E.
Sin
against
the
Holy
Ghost
Extreamly
Insolent
Vnworthy
the
Moderation
of
a
Pastor
,
That
it
had
been
more
for
the
Credit
of
the
Pope
and
the
Holy
Apostolick
Sea
,
that
his
Oration
had
been
suppress'd
,
then
(
as
it
was
by
those
of
the
League
)
Published
.
2.
That
(
or
the
Answer
to
it
)
though
it
was
something
sharp
and
bitter
,
yet
the
Popes
Oration
abundantly
deserved
it
,
in
which
were
Many
Things
Absurd
and
Impious
.
that
they
are
not
only
morally
good
,
but
meritorious
:
Mariana
,
Emanuel
Sa
,
Sanctarellus
,
That
all
Christian
p.
811.
Col.
Kings
are
such
Tyrants
,
who
induce
their
Subjects
to
Heresie
,
Apostasie
,
or
Schism
.
In
defence
of
his
Ibid.
p.
815.
B.
own
Life
he
may
,
in
defence
of
his
own
life
,
take
away
the
Kings
.
In
defence
of
the
Ibidem
.
D.
Tyrant
in
Title
That
such
a
Tyrant
may
be
lawfully
kill'd
,
by
Any
Private
Person
,
who
is
a
Member
of
that
Commonwealth
,
if
there
be
no
other
Means
to
free
it
from
such
a
Tyranny
.
That
such
a
Tyrant
may
Lawfully
be
kill'd
.
That
any
private
man
may
kill
a
Tyrant
in
Title
;
and
the
Pope
is
Judge
who
is
such
a
Tyrant
.
That
no
Princes
can
have
any
Security
(
as
to
the
Preservation
of
their
Kingdoms
or
Lives
)
longer
then
they
please
the
Pope
.
just
Title
Tyrants
not
in
Title
Ibid.
c.
all
Protestant
Princes
being
Hereticks
are
such
Tyrants
.
2.
That
being
Hereticks
,
they
are
by
their
Ibid
c.
and
presently
deprived
in
some
manner
,
of
all
Right
to
their
Dominions
.
3.
That
the
Pope
(
as
their
Superior
,
to
whom
even
Supream
Princes
are
Subjects
)
may
totally
and
absolutely
depose
and
deprive
them
of
all
their
Dominions
and
right
to
Govern.
4.
When
the
Pope
has
pass'd
such
Sentence
,
and
deprived
them
of
their
Dominions
;
if
afterwards
they
meddle
with
the
Government
,
they
become
every
way
Tyrants
(
both
After
such
Ibidem
.
p.
819.
B.
Sentence
pass'd
by
the
Pope
,
such
Kings
or
Supream
Princes
may
be
dealt
with
,
as
Altogether
,
and
Every
Way
Tyrants
,
and
Consequently
may
be
kill'd
by
Any
Private
Person
.
That
though
p.
820.
A.
Pagans
anciently
had
,
and
still
have
Power
,
to
Depose
their
Tyrannical
Kings
;
yet
in
Christian
Commonwealths
,
they
have
such
dependence
upon
the
Ibid.
A.
Pope
,
that
without
his
Knowledge
and
Authority
,
they
should
not
depose
their
King
:
For
he
may
Command
and
Prohibit
the
People
to
do
it
.
Chilperick
was
Deposed
in
France
,
and
Sancius
Secundus
in
Portugal
.
Suarez
.
Ibid.
p.
820.
B.
C.
That
all
Christian
Kingdoms
and
Commonwealths
do
so
far
depend
upon
the
Pope
,
that
he
may
not
only
Counsel
the
People
,
and
Consent
to
their
Deposition
and
Assassination
of
their
Tyrannical
Princes
;
But
he
may
Command
and
Compel
them
to
do
it
,
when
he
shall
think
it
sit
,
for
avoiding
Schisms
and
Heresies
:
That
is
indeed
,
for
the
rooting
out
and
ruine
Protestant
Religion
Roman
Superstition
and
Idolatry
the
Popes
Command
is
so
far
from
being
any
Crime
,
that
it
is
Superlatively
Just.
Tolet
,
Guliel
Auhority
of
their
Church
Academia
,
Complutensis
Alcala
de
Henares
Supream
Senate
In
Censura
Alphonsi
à
Castello
,
Episc.
Conimbricensis
,
à
Consiliis
Catholicae
Majestati
.
Peter
de
Castello
,
Vice-Roy
of
Portugal
,
and
in
Matters
of
Faith
Supream
inquisitor
.
They
say
the
Popish
World
That
all
things
in
his
Book
,
are
Religiously
Consonant
to
Sacred
Scripture
,
to
Apostolical
Traditions
,
General
Councils
,
and
Papal
Decrees
That
they
find
So
it
is
in
the
Censure
of
Counsellor
to
his
Catholick
Majesty
in
it
,
against
the
Orthodox
Faith
,
but
many
things
which
do
defend
the
Faith
.
Alcala
de
That
they
read
his
Book
with
all
possible
Diligence
,
and
found
Nothing
in
it
repugnant
to
the
Catholick
Faith
;
nor
was
there
Any
Thing
in
it
which
ought
not
to
be
Approved
and
Commended
.
That
there
was
Nothing
in
that
whole
Work
,
which
All
of
them
did
not
approve
;
so
that
they
were
All
of
the
same
Mind
and
Judgment
.
That
he
had
Composed
that
Work
,
by
More
then
Human
Helps
;
and
therefore
they
Judge
it
In
Censura
Illustris
.
D.
D.
Alphons
.
A
Mello
.
Episc.
Lamec
.
A
Consiliis
Cathol.
Majestati
.
Most
Worthy
to
be
Published
,
for
the
Publick
,
and
Common
Benesit
of
the
Whole
Christian
World
,
and
a
Signal
Victory
of
their
Faith
over
Heresies
.
Oath
of
Allegiance
Henry
Savil
By
Pope
who
in
his
damnatory
Breve
,
says
Vide
Remonstrant
.
Hibernorum
,
pe
R.
Caron
.
1
p.
&c.
Gretser
Ibid.
p.
We
do
not
deny
but
freely
Profess
,
that
the
Pope
,
upon
just
cause
,
may
Excommunicate
and
Depose
Princes
,
and
Absolve
their
Subjects
,
from
their
Oath
of
Allegiance
.
That
the
Subjects
are
bound
in
Conscience
to
Obey
the
Popes
Sentence
;
not
only
in
the
Cases
mentioned
,
But
in
All
other
of
the
like
Nature
.
the
Provincial
of
the
Jesuites
Was
Approved
at
by
the
Suffrage
of
Most
Learned
Divines
.
Ibid.
p.
That
the
Pope
is
Supream
Judge
and
Monarch
of
the
World
(
directè
or
indirecte
)
that
all
Kings
and
Emperors
are
His
Subjects
,
that
he
has
Power
to
Depose
and
Deprive
them
of
their
Kingdoms
,
that
when
he
has
Judicially
deprived
them
,
any
Private
Person
may
Murder
them
;
that
he
has
Power
to
Absolve
their
Subjects
from
all
Obligations
and
Oaths
of
Allegiance
,
and
to
Command
them
,
upon
pain
of
an
Anathema
never
to
obey
any
of
their
Princes
Laws
or
Commands
;
that
the
People
may
depose
their
King
,
with
His
Consent
and
Counsel
;
and
that
he
may
Command
and
Compel
them
to
do
it
;
and
this
so
Bellarmine
,
Suarez
,
Becanus
oft
as
he
shall
Think
it
Good
for
the
Spiritual
Health
of
the
Kingdom
.
Tros
Tyriusve
Roman
Synagogue
James
,
Charles
Et
hinc
illae
Lacrymae
Princes
of
their
Profession
Use thy Power Caesar , let Lutherans be slain , By Fire , Rack , Halter , Sword , or drown'd i th' Maine .
Martinum
Lutherum
Catherina
Angliae
Anna
Bolena
Benedicti
,
Cluniacen
.
Cistercien
S.
Augustini
,
S.
Benedicti
Mariae
Brugen
.
Tornacen