A Roman Diary And Other Documents Relating to the Papal Inquiry Into English Ord
A Roman Diary And Other Documents Relating to the Papal Inquiry Into English Ord
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Ad hec quia nonnulli, ut asseris, taliter baptizati se fecerunt et ad maiores et minores ordines pro- GREGORY IX AND GREEK ORDINATIONS 333 moveri, nos, quod tutius est sequentes, eos primo secundum formam superius tibi traditam baptizatos per singulos ordines precipimus ordinari.
" Dat. Reate. II. Idus novembris, pontificatus nostri anno quinto. " 1 The letter is very clear, though it contains some things not easily accounted for. In the first place, the Greek baptisms are broadly declared inva...lid. T\\Q\r form is defective. It is not, however, certain that Gregory IX knew what he was doing in this matter. His words, carefully weighed, suggest that he was unaware that the form which he condemns was invariably used by all the Greeks. He would seem to have thought it a mere occasional aber- ration. But, wherever it was used, he rules abso- lutely that no baptism was effected. He expresses no doubt ; he leaves nothing vague. He does not merely charge the Greeks generally with using a defective form, or merely assert that no valid form is contained in their rite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ad hec quia nonnulli, ut asseris, taliter baptizati se fecerunt et ad maiores et minores ordines pro- GREGORY IX AND GREEK ORDINATIONS 333 moveri, nos, quod tutius est sequentes, eos primo secundum formam superius tibi traditam baptizatos per singulos ordines precipimus ordinari.
" Dat. Reate. II. Idus novembris, pontificatus nostri anno quinto. " 1 The letter is very clear, though it contains some things not easily accounted for. In the first place, the Greek baptisms are broadly declared inva...lid. T\\Q\r form is defective. It is not, however, certain that Gregory IX knew what he was doing in this matter. His words, carefully weighed, suggest that he was unaware that the form which he condemns was invariably used by all the Greeks. He would seem to have thought it a mere occasional aber- ration. But, wherever it was used, he rules abso- lutely that no baptism was effected. He expresses no doubt ; he leaves nothing vague. He does not merely charge the Greeks generally with using a defective form, or merely assert that no valid form is contained in their rite.
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