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Of regeneration and baptism, Hebrew & Christian, with their rites, &c. disquisitions by Christopher Elderfield ...

Elderfield, Christopher, 1607-1652
Publisher: Printed by Tho Newcomb
Place of Publication: London
Publication Year: 1653
Approximate Era: Interregnum
TCP ID: A38629 ESTC ID: R40404 STC ID: E329
Subject Headings: Baptism; Regeneration (Theology); Theology; Theology -- History -- 17th century;
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Note 0 Elige quoque Diaconissam fidelem & sanctam ad mulierum ministeria: for often the Deacon himself may not visit them, one of their own sex may. Nam ad multos usus muliere Diaconissa indigemus: ac primum cum illuminantur mulieres, Diaconus ungit frontem ipsarum oleo sancto, deinde Diaconissa eas abstergit. Non est enim necesse mulieres aspici à viris, &c. Clement. Constit Apost. lib. 3. cap. 15. Diaconissa non benedicit, sed nec aliquid ex iis, quae faciunt presbyteri vel Diaconi exercet ipsa, sed tantum portas custodit & ministrat presbyteris, quando baptizantur mulieres, propter honestatem. lib. 8. cap. 38. Quanquam vero Diaconissarum in ecclesia ordo sit, non tamen ad sacerdotii functionem, aut ullam ejusmodi administrationem institutus est, sed ut muliebris sexus modestie consulatur, aut tempore Baptismi, aut visitationis propter infermitatem, aut laboris, aut cum nudandum est mulieris corpus, ne à viris ministran tibus aspiciatur, sed à sola Diaconissa, &c. Epiphan. Her. 79. cap 3. Diaconislae ad hunc unum usum adhibeutur, ut mulierum decoris & honestatis causa sint administrae, si id fortè necesse fuerit, sive dum Baptismo initiandae sunt, sive dum earum corpora perscrutanda. Id. in exposit. fidei Cathol. cap. 21. In the Civil Law care was to be taken of their choice as those that did adorandis ministrare baptismatibus, & aliis adesse secretis quae invenerabilibus ministeriis per eas ritè aguntur, Novel. 6. cap. 6. The fourth Councell of Carthage gives their part to be, To instruct Countrey women how to answer their interrogatories and order their lives afterward. cap. 12. Only the Constitutions above mentioned come home to our purpose: Sacram super ipsos dicens ac nominans invocationem patris & filii & spiritus sancti, baptizabis eos in aqua: ac virum suscipiat Diaconus, mulierem Diaconissa. lib. 3. cap. 16. See also Cornel. à Lapide in 1 Tim. 5.9. Tertium, & Chamier: Panstrat. Cathol. par. 4. lib. 5. cap. 2. sec. 6. Elige quoque Diaconissam Fidelium & Sanctam ad mulierum ministeria: for often the Deacon himself may not visit them, one of their own sex may. Nam ad multos usus Mulier Deaconess indigemus: ac primum cum illuminantur mulieres, Deacon ungit frontem ipsarum oleo sancto, Deinde Deaconess eas abstergit. Non est enim Necessary mulieres aspici à Viris, etc. Clement. Constitut Apost. lib. 3. cap. 15. Deaconess non benedicit, sed nec Aliquid ex iis, Quae faciunt Presbyteries vel Deacons Exercet ipsa, sed Tantum portas Custodit & ministrate Presbyters, quando baptizantur mulieres, propter honestatem. lib. 8. cap. 38. Quanquam vero Diaconissarum in Church ordo fit, non tamen ad Sacerdotii functionem, Or ullam ejusmodi administrationem institutus est, sed ut muliebris Sex modesty consulatur, Or tempore Baptism, Or visitationis propter infermitatem, Or Laboris, Or cum nudandum est Mulieris corpus, ne à Viris ministran tibus aspiciatur, sed à sola Deaconess, etc. Epiphanius. Her. 79. cap 3. Diaconislae ad hunc Unum usum adhibeutur, ut mulierum decoris & honestatis causa sint administrae, si id fortè Necessary fuerit, sive dum Baptismo initiandae sunt, sive dum earum corpora perscrutanda. Id. in exposed. fidei Cathol. cap. 21. In the Civil Law care was to be taken of their choice as those that did adorandis ministrate baptismatibus, & Others Adesse secretis Quae invenerabilibus ministeriis per eas ritè aguntur, Novel. 6. cap. 6. The fourth Council of Carthage gives their part to be, To instruct Country women how to answer their interrogatories and order their lives afterwards. cap. 12. Only the Constitutions above mentioned come home to our purpose: Sacrament super ipsos dicens ac nominans invocationem patris & Sons & spiritus sancti, baptizabis eos in aqua: ac virum suscipiat Deacon, mulierem Deaconess. lib. 3. cap. 16. See also Cornelius. à Lapide in 1 Tim. 5.9. Tertium, & Chamier: Panstrat. 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