The Lives of the Popes V.2
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The Spanish nobility, seeing Benedict's obstinacy, followed the order of the council, and came over to the rest. Now things were carried in the council by the suffrages of five nations, Italy, France, Germany, Spain, and England. And whatsoever was decreed by their votes, was confirmed, and pub- lished by a beadle, public notary before the court, as a general act. By this authority Benedict, when the matter had been bandied for some time, was deprived of the popedom, the nations that were of hi...s side being either absent or rejected ; especially the Scots, and the Earl of Armagnac. In the same council the heresy of John VVickUffe was condemned ; and two of his followers, to wit, John Huss, and Jerome, his disciple, as heads of the heresy, were burned : because they affirmed, among other errors, that ecclesiastical men ought to be poor, for that all people were offended at their great wealth and luxury. Matters being thus composed, and mention made concerning reforming the Church and manners of the clergy, they thought that could not be done whilst the see was vacant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Spanish nobility, seeing Benedict's obstinacy, followed the order of the council, and came over to the rest. Now things were carried in the council by the suffrages of five nations, Italy, France, Germany, Spain, and England. And whatsoever was decreed by their votes, was confirmed, and pub- lished by a beadle, public notary before the court, as a general act. By this authority Benedict, when the matter had been bandied for some time, was deprived of the popedom, the nations that were of hi...s side being either absent or rejected ; especially the Scots, and the Earl of Armagnac. In the same council the heresy of John VVickUffe was condemned ; and two of his followers, to wit, John Huss, and Jerome, his disciple, as heads of the heresy, were burned : because they affirmed, among other errors, that ecclesiastical men ought to be poor, for that all people were offended at their great wealth and luxury. Matters being thus composed, and mention made concerning reforming the Church and manners of the clergy, they thought that could not be done whilst the see was vacant.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Platina, 1421-1481 to read onlineMoreLess
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