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than its having the good hap to be one of the two Imperial Cities. Nay, no longer ago before Boniface the Third, (who was the first Bishop of Rome that usurp•t the Title of Vniversal,) I say, no longer before Him than his next immediate Predecessor Pope Gregory the Great, (for I reckon Sabinian was but a Cypher,) the horrible Pride of succeeding Popes was stigmatiz'd by a Prolepsis; by way (not of Prophecy, but) of Anticipation. For Gregory writing to Mauritius, the then-reigning Emperour, (and that in very many Epistles,) touching the name of Universal, which the Bishop of Constantinople had vainly taken unto himself, call's it a wicked and pro•ane and blasphemous Title ▪ a Title importing that the times of Antichrist were at hand; |
than its having the good hap to be one of the two Imperial Cities. Nay, no longer ago before Boniface the Third, (who was the First Bishop of Room that usurp•t the Title of Universal,) I say, no longer before Him than his next immediate Predecessor Pope Gregory the Great, (for I reckon Sabinian was but a Cypher,) the horrible Pride of succeeding Popes was stigmatized by a Prolepsis; by Way (not of Prophecy, but) of Anticipation. For Gregory writing to Mauritius, the then-reigning Emperor, (and that in very many Epistles,) touching the name of Universal, which the Bishop of Constantinople had vainly taken unto himself, call's it a wicked and pro•ane and blasphemous Title ▪ a Title importing that the times of Antichrist were At hand; |
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Quis est iste qui contra Statuta Evangelica, contra Canonum Decreta, novum sibi usurpare nomen praesumit? — Novis & profanis vocabulis gloriantur. — Absit à cordibus Christiano, rum nomen il. lud Blasphemiae. Greg. Mag. 1. 3. Epist. 32. ad Mauritium Augustum. p. 734. |
Quis est iste qui contra Statuta Evangelical, contra Canons Decreta, novum sibi usurpare Nome praesumit? — Novis & profanis vocabulis gloriantur. — Absit à cordibus Christian, rum Nome il. lord Blasphemies. Greg. Mag. 1. 3. Epistle 32. and Mauritium Augustum. p. 734. |
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| Note 1 |
Sed in hac ejus supèrbiâ quid aliud nisi propinqua jam Antichristi esse tempora designatur? Idem ad Constantiam Augustam. Ep. 34 p. 737. confer. 1. 7. Epi. 69. Eusebio, aliisque, p. 902. |
said in hac His supèrbiâ quid Aliud nisi propinqua jam Antichrist esse tempora designatur? Idem ad Constantiam Augustam. Epistle 34 p. 737. confer. 1. 7. Epi. 69. Eusebio, aliisque, p. 902. |
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