Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury volume 6
Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury volume 6
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{ When at length, in the Lent of the following year, the synod did meet, although certain articles were adopted, yet nothing of importance was transacted. Wolsey had not possessed the leisure to lay down the laws which the synod were to enact. But he carried one point of importance to himself. The suffragans of Canterbury submitted to his domi- nation, and published the articles, not under a mandate from their metropolitan, but by order of the legate.
There might be a question, when the authori...ty of a legate was, by the royal permission, exercised in England, whether Warham had authority to summon a synod in his own name as distinguished from a con- vocation. The proceeding was irregular, and, without consulting the king, the archbishop did not venture to act. But, when a convocation was to be called, * See the letter of John Chesy to Master Crumwell. (Ellis, 1st Series, vol. Ii. P. 92). The thirty-eighth of the articles exhibited in Parliament against Wolsey, speaks of two natural children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{ When at length, in the Lent of the following year, the synod did meet, although certain articles were adopted, yet nothing of importance was transacted. Wolsey had not possessed the leisure to lay down the laws which the synod were to enact. But he carried one point of importance to himself. The suffragans of Canterbury submitted to his domi- nation, and published the articles, not under a mandate from their metropolitan, but by order of the legate.
There might be a question, when the authori...ty of a legate was, by the royal permission, exercised in England, whether Warham had authority to summon a synod in his own name as distinguished from a con- vocation. The proceeding was irregular, and, without consulting the king, the archbishop did not venture to act. But, when a convocation was to be called, * See the letter of John Chesy to Master Crumwell. (Ellis, 1st Series, vol. Ii. P. 92). The thirty-eighth of the articles exhibited in Parliament against Wolsey, speaks of two natural children.
What to read after Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury volume 6?
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