The Church History of Britain, From the Birth of Jesus Christ Until the Year ... 1
The Church History of Britain, From the Birth of Jesus Christ Until the Year ... 1
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t Sii John Davys, in hi* ♦» Irf^h Reports," ca^M of Prortnuniref foL. 87, 89. t -^*««A £ccl. LitMeU AiS. citcU b;- Mft. Selden, in Iil« njtej on Eudmcnu, p. 14.
Digitized by ^OOQlC 13 viLXJAM I. BOOK III. CENT. XI. 267 of the fowet and profit of tbeir place. Yea, when archbisbop Lan frank — one so prevalent tbat be could peisnade king William to any thing, (provided that the king himself thought it fitting,) —requested William to bestow on him the donation of tlie abbej of Sti Augustine in Cant...erbury, the king refused, saying, that he would keep all pastoral staves in his own hand ; * wiser herein than his successors, who parted with those staves, wherewith they them- selves were beaten afterward.
Secondly. Being demanded to do fealty for his crown of England to Gregory VII., pope of Rome, he returned an answer as foUow- etb : — EaDoeUentisiimo sanctw ecelesiw pcutari Gregorio^ gratiA Dei Anglorum rex^ et dua Normannorum^ WiUidmus saltUem ewn amidtid. J3ubertu8 legatus tuttA, rdigiose pater^ ad me eenient ex twd parte^ me udmonuit^ qtKttenns tibi et succeesoribue tuts fiidikUem facer em^ et de peounid quam atUeoeseoree mei ad Mamanam ecdeeiam mittere sdebant^ melius eogitarem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
t Sii John Davys, in hi* ♦» Irf^h Reports," ca^M of Prortnuniref foL. 87, 89. t -^*««A £ccl. LitMeU AiS. citcU b;- Mft. Selden, in Iil« njtej on Eudmcnu, p. 14.
Digitized by ^OOQlC 13 viLXJAM I. BOOK III. CENT. XI. 267 of the fowet and profit of tbeir place. Yea, when archbisbop Lan frank — one so prevalent tbat be could peisnade king William to any thing, (provided that the king himself thought it fitting,) —requested William to bestow on him the donation of tlie abbej of Sti Augustine in Cant...erbury, the king refused, saying, that he would keep all pastoral staves in his own hand ; * wiser herein than his successors, who parted with those staves, wherewith they them- selves were beaten afterward.
Secondly. Being demanded to do fealty for his crown of England to Gregory VII., pope of Rome, he returned an answer as foUow- etb : — EaDoeUentisiimo sanctw ecelesiw pcutari Gregorio^ gratiA Dei Anglorum rex^ et dua Normannorum^ WiUidmus saltUem ewn amidtid. J3ubertu8 legatus tuttA, rdigiose pater^ ad me eenient ex twd parte^ me udmonuit^ qtKttenns tibi et succeesoribue tuts fiidikUem facer em^ et de peounid quam atUeoeseoree mei ad Mamanam ecdeeiam mittere sdebant^ melius eogitarem.
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