A Plea for Time in Dealing With the Athanasian Creed. a Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury in Anticipation of the Meeting At Lambeth, On Dec. 4, 1872, With Postscripts
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: he chiefly refers to Professor Westwood's drawings and to Sir Digby Wyatt's volume. Por his arguments I must refer to the book itself and conclude my observations with this remark : — the evi- dence as to the extreme antiquity of this Volume is so much shaken that the age which is attributed to it prima facie cannot stand in the way of my argument drawn from the writings of Alcuin and Hincmar. Por myself I must plead that I have examined the subject with the sole desire of discovering truth, ...and my belief is, that the MS. was written for Church use about the time when the charUing of the 76 Quicunque was introduced into the Hour Services. The earliest instance of this chanting of which we have record is dated 997, but the custom must have been in use during previous years. I cannot think that if " Hatto directed in "820 that all his priests should know the Faith of Athana- " sius by heart so that they might recite it at prime," he could have contemplated them having to learn the document in its present length.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: he chiefly refers to Professor Westwood's drawings and to Sir Digby Wyatt's volume. Por his arguments I must refer to the book itself and conclude my observations with this remark : — the evi- dence as to the extreme antiquity of this Volume is so much shaken that the age which is attributed to it prima facie cannot stand in the way of my argument drawn from the writings of Alcuin and Hincmar. Por myself I must plead that I have examined the subject with the sole desire of discovering truth, ...and my belief is, that the MS. was written for Church use about the time when the charUing of the 76 Quicunque was introduced into the Hour Services. The earliest instance of this chanting of which we have record is dated 997, but the custom must have been in use during previous years. I cannot think that if " Hatto directed in "820 that all his priests should know the Faith of Athana- " sius by heart so that they might recite it at prime," he could have contemplated them having to learn the document in its present length.
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