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2501 6 | has not previously been usual in the Church, shall be
2502 3 | friend of St. Cyril's; to utterances--in no way striking--of Gregory
2503 8 | springing up after them, uttered such empty nonsense about
2504 4 | north of the latter. The vacancy of the patriarchate, facilitated
2505 7 | their monasteries and left vacant the Episcopia or holy houses,
2506 6 | memories of the Saints are vainly visited for the purpose
2507 8 | judgment those who were at variance. We may therefore well say
2508 Intro| bodily acts of reverence will vary with times and with the
2509 12 | is referred especially to Vasquez (De adorat. imag., Lib.
2510 12 | consideration of the question of the ven- ~ ~eration due to images
2511 6 | the intention of him who venerates it may be the more easily
2512 5 | us, whether in writing or verbally, one of which is the making
2513 11 | by Hadrian do not occur verbatim in the Caroline books, but
2514 4 | this assembly, but its very verbose oros (decree), together
2515 14 | Whatever may be the final verdict of history with regard to
2516 7 | and grave clothing; and verily whatever is worn, not so
2517 1 | blood." As then you are the veritable chief priest (primus sacerdos)
2518 7 | canon v., in Anastasius's version but lacking the opening
2519 7 | theologians wish to find a vestige of this interdict in the
2520 7 | and through the nefarious vexations of the Iconoclasts, many
2521 2 | your holiness and with his vicars who are here present and
2522 11 | same honour as the holy, victorious Trinity. the creator of
2523 Intro| as simply preposterous, vie.: "In fact the doctrine
2524 Intro| Rheims; (5) Ado, bishop of Vienne (died 875); (6) Anastasius
2525 2 | said: If the holy Gregory, vigilant(1) in divine cogitation,
2526 7 | proud look and open mouth vilify with abusive words those
2527 7 | excommunication, and that the village or its inhabitants, to which
2528 5 | pastors have corrupted my vineyard, they have polluted my portion." ~
2529 7 | Synaxis, and in doing this violating the canons, we forbid this
2530 6 | and honoured without any violation of the commandment of God,
2531 2 | commandments, and strive to live virtuously. Moreover we salute the
2532 8 | were counted worthy of the vision of them), or of any of the
2533 6 | celebration of the saints, and the visitation of relics, into revellings
2534 6 | of the Saints are vainly visited for the purpose of obtaining
2535 11 | Prayer Book of Edward the VIth. ~II. Authority of the Caroline
2536 11 | ever possible to know (aut vix aut nunquam) what it means;
2537 4 | Dictionary of Chr. Biog., sub voce Constantinus VI.) ~The Emperor
2538 2 | written. But we salute the voices of the Lord and of his Apostles
2539 Intro| being extant in the older volumes of the councils; and St.
2540 3 | soul from the body in his voluntary passion. For where the soul
2541 8 | and who was pleased to vouchsafe his peace to the Churches
2542 4 | to remain inoperative. ~(W. M. Sinclair. Smith and
2543 4 | M. Sinclair. Smith and Wace, Dictionary of Chr. Biog.,
2544 7 | anything to a canoness, let him wait without and hand it to her,
2545 2 | and having taken away the wall of partition, hath broken
2546 7 | concerning which Thomas Walsingham, a monk of St. Alban's Abbey,
2547 2 | on his own shoulders that wandering sheep --fallen man, hath
2548 6 | us the blessing which we want, or to deliver us from evils;
2549 7 | are sent forth as they are wanted. ~CANON VIII. ~That Hebrews
2550 4 | A spiritual reformer was wanting. Thus the great reaction
2551 Intro| Second Council of Nicaea wants one mark of authority, shared
2552 Intro| allowed their judgment to be warped in this matter. As a sample
2553 3 | of the Church being laid waste by the deception of demons,
2554 7 | monastery, as those who wasted what they did not gather. ~
2555 2 | tablet covered over with wax, but the Emperor himself.
2556 8 | those which were in painted waxwork, they scraped away; thus
2557 5 | both in houses and by the wayside, to wit, the figure of our
2558 7 | ye ought to support the weak;" for he accounted it more
2559 4 | There was this irremediable weakness in the cause of iconoclasm;
2560 7 | clergy among the Iconoclasts, wearing stuffs woven with threads
2561 8 | eggs and wove a spider's web," as says the prophet; and "
2562 2 | Patriarch said: Shall we not weep when we see an image of
2563 Intro| be after all of no great weight. We may not be able to explain,
2564 7 | things are so, being thus well-testified unto us, we rejoice over
2565 8 | the newly devised heresy, well-worthy to be classed with those
2566 14 | what both the Easterns and Westerns then considered to be the
2567 Intro| circa 1230); (15) Matthew of Westminster. ~No doubt to these, given
2568 | wherein
2569 | wherever
2570 7 | monastery, if he has the wherewithal to finish it, let him begin
2571 7 | thing or through his own whims, shall be found to have
2572 4 | plain, clothed them with white, presented them with wives,
2573 7 | be ordained. ~ARISTENUS. ~Whoso is to be elevated to the
2574 7 | adultery when he says, "Whosoever looketh on a woman to lust
2575 8 | veneration being a word of wide meaning is an ambiguous
2576 2 | so in like manner do ye wield the axe of the Spirit, and
2577 8 | burying place for Sarah his wife. And finally, those looking
2578 Intro| example of the serpent in the wilderness, of which we read, "For
2579 7 | Chartophylax, the fathers willed that the writings of the
2580 7 | provided it was united with a willingness to learn. The examination
2581 5 | through the temptation of the wily enemy, have fallen from
2582 8 | and one soul, altogether wiped out with the sponge of the
2583 11 | private will of anyone, but wisely and soberly. ... For as
2584 4 | Lecture with no better or wiser words than those with which
2585 12 | up in that very Gaul, and wished to introduce that error
2586 6 | Scripture saith. Therefore wishing to cut off this evil, lest
2587 5 | from the right faith; for, withdrawing from the traditions of the
2588 4 | the "worship" which they withheld from these and gave only
2589 | within
2590 10 | Stammerer, who (as Michaud wittily says) "fought the images
2591 4 | white, presented them with wives, and forced them to choose
2592 8 | them. Although but Arabian wolves, they hid themselves under
2593 8 | glad; thou that art the wonder of the whole world. For
2594 2 | col. 117.) ~We greatly wondered that in your imperial commands,
2595 2 | by his most divine and wonderful dispensation in the flesh,
2596 7 | canons. ~VAN ESPEN. ~From the wording of this canon it is clearly
2597 8 | fortified by the inward working of the Spirit of God, and
2598 7 | necessity he be led astray to worldly things and so remain. Moreover
2599 7 | assigned their place where the worm dieth not and the fire is
2600 7 | and verily whatever is worn, not so much because of
2601 3 | the double-minded, and worshipper of wood! Anathema to George,
2602 7 | bishops and priests as were worshippers of images. ~This canon is
2603 8 | they hatched asps' eggs and wove a spider's web," as says
2604 2 | tricaccabus;" with whom the wretched Constantine, the then Patriarch,
2605 11 | having neither spot nor wrinkle, smites the portentous heads
2606 12 | mixed in the mind of the writer. [1] ~In the second place
2607 11 | their opinion and their writings--as well as the decrees which
2608 1 | since you know how it is written--" Comfort ye, comfort ye,
2609 8 | particularly what things God had wrought among the Gentiles by his
2610 7 | Decretum, Pars I., Dist. xciii., C. vij. ~CANON IV. ~That
2611 11 | Patrologia Latina, Tom. xcviij., in this article. ~The
2612 9 | earliest belonging to the XIth., if not the Xth century. ~
2613 9 | s reign is placed in the XIVth. instead of the XVth. indiction),
2614 7 | Apostolic Canons xlij. and xliij.; lx. of the Synod of Carthage,
2615 7 | canon to Apostolic Canons xlij. and xliij.; lx. of the
2616 7 | Justinian's Code. (Lib. xliv., De Epis. et clericis. ) ~
2617 Intro| Decline and Fall, chapter xlix.) ~And this has been read
2618 13 | Fleury (Hist. Eccles., Lib, xlvij. iv.), Roisselet de Sauclieres (
2619 11 | itself (Lib. III., cap. xvj.)."[3] ~
2620 Intro| Imag. Sanct. Lib. II. cap. xxij.)" ~2. What the Council
2621 Intro| abadh) the Lord (Josh. xxiv. 14). And for the use of
2622 7 | Causa XVIII., Q. II., canon xxviij., and Pope Paschal's letter (
2623 11 | the Second Book, chapter xxvij., the council is charged
2624 7 | Aristenus refer to Canon xxvj. of Chalcedon; and point
2625 7 | and Jus Canon., t.i. pt. xxxi. tit. 31, c. 6), professes
2626 7 | Decretum, Pars I., Dist. xxxviij., C. vj., in Anastasius'
2627 2 | yea, even impiously baring yelped at and scoffed at the holy
2628 2 | means consent, nor at all yield to that which had been determined.
2629 10 | enforcing its will upon a yielding and (as we would call them
2630 | yours
2631 | yourself
2632 7 | therefore we see certain youths who have received the clerical
2633 1 | POPE OF OLD ROME.~(Found in Zabbe and Cossart, Concilia, Tom.
2634 4 | fair to state that the most zealous favourers and promoters
2635 7 | metropolitan whether he be zealously inclined to read diligently,
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