A Concise View of the Principal Points of Controversy Between the Protestant And
A Concise View of the Principal Points of Controversy Between the Protestant And
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"J A period which. " for want of writers, is usually styled the obscure age. "§ A period, in a word, when an aspiring pontiff, to secure the attachment and submission of the clergy, broke down the sacred enclosures of connubial re- straint, and thus let loose on Christendom an inunda- tion of vice, which raged with unabating fury down to the reformation. || Now, although we be unable to * Chronic, lib. 4.
t Bcllarm. InChronol. Anno 970. This assertion of the learned Cardinal runs directly count...er to the Rev. Gentleman's opinion, delivered in his Ad- dress, page 85.
% Idem de Rom. Pont. Lib. 4. Cap. 12.
$ Baron. Annal. Tom. 10. Ann. 900. Sect. 1.
|| See the History of the Dismal Consequences of the Law of Celibacy, in Usher, de successione & statu Christ. Eccl. And the Essay on this subject, printed at Worcester, in England, in 1782. Sigebert, a cotemporary wri- ter, tells us in his chronicle, " that Pope Gregory (VII. ) removed the mar- ried priests from the divine functions by a new procedure, and (as it appear- ed to many) by a rash prejudice against the opinion of the holy fathers, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"J A period which. " for want of writers, is usually styled the obscure age. "§ A period, in a word, when an aspiring pontiff, to secure the attachment and submission of the clergy, broke down the sacred enclosures of connubial re- straint, and thus let loose on Christendom an inunda- tion of vice, which raged with unabating fury down to the reformation. || Now, although we be unable to * Chronic, lib. 4.
t Bcllarm. InChronol. Anno 970. This assertion of the learned Cardinal runs directly count...er to the Rev. Gentleman's opinion, delivered in his Ad- dress, page 85.
% Idem de Rom. Pont. Lib. 4. Cap. 12.
$ Baron. Annal. Tom. 10. Ann. 900. Sect. 1.
|| See the History of the Dismal Consequences of the Law of Celibacy, in Usher, de successione & statu Christ. Eccl. And the Essay on this subject, printed at Worcester, in England, in 1782. Sigebert, a cotemporary wri- ter, tells us in his chronicle, " that Pope Gregory (VII. ) removed the mar- ried priests from the divine functions by a new procedure, and (as it appear- ed to many) by a rash prejudice against the opinion of the holy fathers, &c.
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