St Augustine And African Church Divisions
St Augustine And African Church Divisions
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1 He vowed that he would endeavour to act with complete impartiality and solemnly promised a safe conduct to every bishop attending the conference.
Accordingly, in the month of May, a. D. 411, the bishops began to pour in from all parts to the city of Carthage. The Catholic prelates came separately, without ostentation or parade ; so quietly, that their actual numerical strength was scarcely understood. The Donatist bishops came in a body, making a great demonstration, determined that all Carth...age should be impressed with their numbers. ' 2 Marcellinus then laid down the rules of procedure in a second edict. To secure peaceful discussion, he directed that there should be selected 1 St. Aug. , ix. , Appendix, p. 1142.
2 Appendix, p. 1142.
THE GREAT CONFERENCE 105 from either side seven disputants, seven assessors, and four secretaries to keep and scrutinize the records. By this order he reduced the conference to the manageable number of thirty- six, excluding all other bishops from personal intervention in the course of its proceedings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 He vowed that he would endeavour to act with complete impartiality and solemnly promised a safe conduct to every bishop attending the conference.
Accordingly, in the month of May, a. D. 411, the bishops began to pour in from all parts to the city of Carthage. The Catholic prelates came separately, without ostentation or parade ; so quietly, that their actual numerical strength was scarcely understood. The Donatist bishops came in a body, making a great demonstration, determined that all Carth...age should be impressed with their numbers. ' 2 Marcellinus then laid down the rules of procedure in a second edict. To secure peaceful discussion, he directed that there should be selected 1 St. Aug. , ix. , Appendix, p. 1142.
2 Appendix, p. 1142.
THE GREAT CONFERENCE 105 from either side seven disputants, seven assessors, and four secretaries to keep and scrutinize the records. By this order he reduced the conference to the manageable number of thirty- six, excluding all other bishops from personal intervention in the course of its proceedings.
What to read after St Augustine And African Church Divisions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William John Sparrow Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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