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(little thinking that Pope Boniface would presently after his decease usurp the same, and prove the Pope to be Antichrist by the confession of a Pope.) He farther disputed against the Title by an Argument leading ad absurdum; That if any one Bishop were Universal, there would by consequence be a failing of the Vniversal Church, upon the failing of such a Bishop. An Argument, ad homines, not easily to be answer'd, whatsoever Infirmity it may labour with in itself. And such an Argument is That, which we bring against the Pope's pretended Headship. For if the Pope is the Head of the Catholick Church, then the Catholick Church must be the Body of the Pope; because the Head and the Body are the Relative and Correlative; and being such, they are convertible in obliquo: And then it followes unavoidably, That when there is no Pope at all, (which is very often,) the Catholick Church hath then no Head; and when there are many Popes at once, (which hath been sometimes the case,) then the Catholick Church must have at once many Heads; and when the Pope is Heretical, (as by the confession of the Papists he now and then is,) the Catholick Church hath such an Head, as makes her deserve to be beheaded. That Popes have been Hereticks, and Heathens too, not only by denying the Godhead of the Son, and by lifting him up above the other two Persons, but even by sacrificing to Idols, and a total Apostasie from the Faith, is (a thing so clear in the writings of Platina, and Onuphrius, that 'tis) the Confession of the most zealous, and partial Asserters of their Supremacy. I know that Stella, and those of the Spanish Inquisition, do at once confesse this, |
(little thinking that Pope Boniface would presently After his decease usurp the same, and prove the Pope to be Antichrist by the Confessi of a Pope.) He farther disputed against the Title by an Argument leading ad absurdum; That if any one Bishop were Universal, there would by consequence be a failing of the Universal Church, upon the failing of such a Bishop. an Argument, ad homines, not Easily to be answered, whatsoever Infirmity it may labour with in itself. And such an Argument is That, which we bring against the Pope's pretended Headship. For if the Pope is the Head of the Catholic Church, then the Catholic Church must be the Body of the Pope; Because the Head and the Body Are the Relative and Correlative; and being such, they Are convertible in obliquo: And then it follows avoidable, That when there is no Pope At all, (which is very often,) the Catholic Church hath then no Head; and when there Are many Popes At once, (which hath been sometime the case,) then the Catholic Church must have At once many Heads; and when the Pope is Heretical, (as by the Confessi of the Papists he now and then is,) the Catholic Church hath such an Head, as makes her deserve to be beheaded. That Popes have been Heretics, and heathens too, not only by denying the Godhead of the Son, and by lifting him up above the other two Persons, but even by sacrificing to Idols, and a total Apostasy from the Faith, is (a thing so clear in the writings of Platina, and Onuphrius, that it's) the Confessi of the most zealous, and partial Asserters of their Supremacy. I know that Stella, and those of the Spanish Inquisition, do At once confess this, |
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Si unus Episcopus vocatur universalis, universa Ecclesia corruit, l. 6 Ep. 24. p. 822. Et rursus — si illud nomen in eâ Ecclesiâ sibi quisquam arripuit, quod apud honorum omnium judicium fuit, Universa ergo Ecclesia (quod absi•) à statu suo corruit, quando Is qui appellatur Universalis cadit. Idem ad Eund. Epist. 32. p. 734. Universalis autem nec etiam Romanus Pontifex appelletur, fatente Papâ Pelagio secundo, apud Gratian. Decretal. p. 1. dist. 99. cap. 4. Quis autem illud pro indignitate rei stupeat, quod novam quand•m indebitamque Potentiam tibi usurpando arrogas, & c? Ita Papam al•oquuntur Episcopi Germanici apud Goldast. Tom. 1. p. 47. |
Si Unus Episcopus vocatur Universalis, universa Ecclesia Corruit, l. 6 Epistle 24. p. 822. Et Rursus — si illud Nome in eâ Ecclesiâ sibi quisquam arripuit, quod apud honorum omnium judicium fuit, Universa ergo Ecclesia (quod absi•) à Statu Sue Corruit, quando Is qui Appellatur Universalis Cadit. Idem ad Eund. Epistle 32. p. 734. Universalis autem nec etiam Romanus Pontifex appelletur, fatente Papâ Pelagius secundo, apud Gratian. Decretal. p. 1. Dist. 99. cap. 4. Quis autem illud Pro indignitate rei stupeat, quod novam quand•m indebitamque Potentiam tibi usurpando arrogas, & c? Ita Pope al•oquuntur Bishops Germanicus apud Goldast. Tom. 1. p. 47. |
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| Note 1 |
Multi Pontifices Romani errarunt; sicut Marcellinus, qui Idolis sacrificavit; & Liberius Papa, qui Arianis consensit; & Anastasius secundus propter Haeresis Crimen repudiatus fuit ab Ecclesia: & alii etiam plurimi coatra Catholicam fidem tenuerunt; ut Joannes vi. gesimus secundus, qui asseruit, quòd filius Dei sit Major Patre & Spiritu Sancto. Didacus Stella Tom. 2. in Luc. cap. 22. vers. 31. p. 280. col. 1. Edit. Ant. verp. A. D. 1593. Ad Inquisitionis Hispaniae decreta prorsus elimatus, & summâ fide 〈 ◊ 〉. |
Multi Pontifices Romani errarunt; sicut Marcellinus, qui Idolis sacrificavit; & Liberius Papa, qui Arians consensit; & Anastasius secundus propter Heresy Crimen repudiatus fuit ab Ecclesia: & alii etiam Plurimi coatra Catholicam fidem tenuerunt; ut Joannes vi. gesimus secundus, qui asseruit, quòd filius Dei sit Major Patre & Spiritu Sancto. Didacus Stella Tom. 2. in Luke cap. 22. vers. 31. p. 280. col. 1. Edit. Ant verp. A. D. 1593. Ad Inquisitionis Hispania decreta prorsus elimatus, & summâ fide 〈 ◊ 〉. |
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