Italy And Her Invaders volume 1
Italy And Her Invaders volume 1
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456 Theodoric's Relations with the Church.
BOOK iv. Constance. In so thorny a controversy it is hardly _ possible to frame any proposition which may not be attacked from one side or the other ; but perhaps we shall be safe in asserting these : I. The right of the King, as head of the State, to convene a Council by his own authority was asserted on the one side and denied on the other.
II. But the tacit assent of the Pope cured the informality of the Council, even in the eyes of eccle- siastics....
III. It was not formally denied that the Pope, like other subjects of the King, was subject to his juris- diction for such an offence as adultery. But- IV. It was strenuously denied that a Council (con- sisting as it did of his ecclesiastical inferiors) could sit in judgment on a Pope. And in the end this contention practically prevailed l .
should the We can see at once the great difference between tried bo- the third and fourth points. To subject a Pope to the or Coun- jurisdiction of the bishops in his obedience was like bringing a captain to trial before the soldiers of his 1 In this connection I must refer the student who is desirous of enquiring further into the matter to the valuable monograph by Herm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
456 Theodoric's Relations with the Church.
BOOK iv. Constance. In so thorny a controversy it is hardly _ possible to frame any proposition which may not be attacked from one side or the other ; but perhaps we shall be safe in asserting these : I. The right of the King, as head of the State, to convene a Council by his own authority was asserted on the one side and denied on the other.
II. But the tacit assent of the Pope cured the informality of the Council, even in the eyes of eccle- siastics....
III. It was not formally denied that the Pope, like other subjects of the King, was subject to his juris- diction for such an offence as adultery. But- IV. It was strenuously denied that a Council (con- sisting as it did of his ecclesiastical inferiors) could sit in judgment on a Pope. And in the end this contention practically prevailed l .
should the We can see at once the great difference between tried bo- the third and fourth points. To subject a Pope to the or Coun- jurisdiction of the bishops in his obedience was like bringing a captain to trial before the soldiers of his 1 In this connection I must refer the student who is desirous of enquiring further into the matter to the valuable monograph by Herm.
What to read after Italy And Her Invaders volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hodgkin Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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