An Account of the Chapter Erected By William Titular Bishop of Chalcedon And O
An Account of the Chapter Erected By William Titular Bishop of Chalcedon And O
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70 HISTORY AND TRANSACTIONS concerning the ordinary jurisdiction of the chapter, sede vacante. For it is an unquestionable axiom in natural and political institutions, quod qui dat esse dat conseqiientia ad esse; [and] our bishops, being truly ordinaries, designed the chapter for the con- tinuation of ordinary episcopal jurisdiction among us, as has already been demonstrated, by their erect- ing this chapter in the most ample and plenary manner that could be expressed, and signifying this a...ct of theirs, in their own or their officials' name, in no less than twenty-seven formal instruments, drawn \x\) and presented to the pope himself, the cardinals, and court of Rome, without the least reprehension or contradiction. It being, then, the indubitable right of all bishops, by the canons of the Church, to erect chapters, with an equal authority to them- selves, sede vacaiite, in what respects or relates to the government of the church, [it is evident] that there- fore this chapter, erected by them, must be allowed to have the same unquestionable authority as they had, and, by consequence, jurisdiction too.
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70 HISTORY AND TRANSACTIONS concerning the ordinary jurisdiction of the chapter, sede vacante. For it is an unquestionable axiom in natural and political institutions, quod qui dat esse dat conseqiientia ad esse; [and] our bishops, being truly ordinaries, designed the chapter for the con- tinuation of ordinary episcopal jurisdiction among us, as has already been demonstrated, by their erect- ing this chapter in the most ample and plenary manner that could be expressed, and signifying this a...ct of theirs, in their own or their officials' name, in no less than twenty-seven formal instruments, drawn \x\) and presented to the pope himself, the cardinals, and court of Rome, without the least reprehension or contradiction. It being, then, the indubitable right of all bishops, by the canons of the Church, to erect chapters, with an equal authority to them- selves, sede vacaiite, in what respects or relates to the government of the church, [it is evident] that there- fore this chapter, erected by them, must be allowed to have the same unquestionable authority as they had, and, by consequence, jurisdiction too.
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