| In-Text |
We see at its first birth it was declared to be a Novelty, and a Falshood, by Rabanus Arch-Bishop of Mentz, and by other of the learnedst men that lived eight or nine hundred years after Christ. |
We see At its First birth it was declared to be a Novelty, and a Falsehood, by Rabanus Arch-Bishop of Mainz, and by other of the Learnedest men that lived eight or nine hundred Years After christ. |
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| Note 0 |
Rabanus in his Canonical Epistle published by Baluz, with his Regino. p. 517. hath these words, Some of late, not holding aright of the Sacrament, have said that the Body of Christ which was born of the Virgin Mary, &c. is [ the same which is received at the Altar. ] Against which Error we have written to Egilus Abbas. But that Book is lost; and in this, as Baluz shews, [ those last words ] were rased out of the Manuscript. |
Rabanus in his Canonical Epistle published by Baluz, with his Regino. p. 517. hath these words, some of late, not holding aright of the Sacrament, have said that the Body of christ which was born of the Virgae Marry, etc. is [ the same which is received At the Altar. ] Against which Error we have written to Egilus Abbas. But that Book is lost; and in this, as Baluz shows, [ those last words ] were rased out of the Manuscript. |
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| Note 1 |
Bertramus, or Ratrannus Corbeiensis in his Book written against it, by order of Carolus Calvus, and transcribed in great part into our Saxon Homily. Which Book is mentioned as his, by the nameless writer in defence of Paschasius, and by Sigebert, de Script. Eccl. c. 96. Iohannes Scotus, Professor at Oxford in King Alfrid 's time, in his Book against it, that was burnt 200 years after, when this Innovation had prevailed. But none of these Books were censured in that Age when they were written. |
Bertramus, or Ratrannus Corbeiensis in his Book written against it, by order of Carolus Calvus, and transcribed in great part into our Saxon Homily. Which Book is mentioned as his, by the nameless writer in defence of Paschasius, and by Sigebert, the Script. Ecclesiastes c. 96. Iohannes Scotus, Professor At Oxford in King Alfrid is time, in his Book against it, that was burned 200 Years After, when this Innovation had prevailed. But none of these Books were censured in that Age when they were written. |
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