History of the Council of Trent
History of the Council of Trent
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The legates went to meet him, accom- panied by a crowd of prelates, and conducted him in procession to his hotel. Several French bishops accompanied him, and several followed soon after.
Next day the legates received him at an audience as bearer of a letter from Charles IX. He gave them an agreeable surprise, by the moderation and mildness of his language ; but it could not be doubted that politeness and prudence had much to do with this. He protested that he came with good intentions ; he decl...ared that he had no wish to propose anything to the assem- bly, without the previous assent of the legates and of the pope. As for the grand debate of the day, he said that in his opinion people should not shew too much eagerness in diving into theo- retical questions ; that although he was inclined to hold the di- vine right, he did not see the necessity of teaching it by a decree. He added — as had never ceased to be repeated, ever since the opening of the council, by all that were not in the fetters of the Roman party — that a good and solid disciplinary reformation was the sole means either of bringing back the Protestants, or of confirming the Catholics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The legates went to meet him, accom- panied by a crowd of prelates, and conducted him in procession to his hotel. Several French bishops accompanied him, and several followed soon after.
Next day the legates received him at an audience as bearer of a letter from Charles IX. He gave them an agreeable surprise, by the moderation and mildness of his language ; but it could not be doubted that politeness and prudence had much to do with this. He protested that he came with good intentions ; he decl...ared that he had no wish to propose anything to the assem- bly, without the previous assent of the legates and of the pope. As for the grand debate of the day, he said that in his opinion people should not shew too much eagerness in diving into theo- retical questions ; that although he was inclined to hold the di- vine right, he did not see the necessity of teaching it by a decree. He added — as had never ceased to be repeated, ever since the opening of the council, by all that were not in the fetters of the Roman party — that a good and solid disciplinary reformation was the sole means either of bringing back the Protestants, or of confirming the Catholics.
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