| In-Text |
or not at all understood by the Pope Himself. For one of the two is very clear by the famous Submission of Berengarius, wherewith he satisfied the Synod then held at Rome, (and in which were 113 Bishops,) though not at all unto a Trans, but rather a Consubstantiation. Which divers Romanists themselves have not been able not to Censure, |
or not At all understood by the Pope Himself. For one of the two is very clear by the famous Submission of Berengarius, wherewith he satisfied the Synod then held At Room, (and in which were 113 Bishops,) though not At all unto a Trans, but rather a Consubstantiation. Which diverse Romanists themselves have not been able not to Censure, |
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| Note 0 |
Coactus est Berengarius publicè pro fiteri, Panem & Vinum, quae in altari ponuntur, post co•secrationem non solum Sacramentum, sed etiam verum Corpus & Sanguinem Domini nostri Jesu Christi esse: & sensualiter non solùm Sacramento, sed in veritate manibus sacerdotum tractari, frangi, & fidelium dentibus atteri. Con•er Floriacens. Histor. fragmenta à P. Pithaeo edit. inter. Franc. Script. (Excus. Francof. A. C. 1596) p. 86. cum Lanfranc. lib. cont. Bereng. & Guitmund. de Sacram. l. 1. & Alger. de Sacram. l. 1. c. 19. |
Coactus est Berengarius publicè Pro fiteri, Bread & Vinum, Quae in Altar ponuntur, post co•secrationem non solum Sacramentum, sed etiam verum Corpus & Sanguinem Domini Our Jesu Christ esse: & sensualiter non solùm Sacramento, said in veritate manibus Sacerdotum tractari, frangi, & Fidelium dentibus atteri. Con•er Floriacens. History fragmenta à P. Pithaeo edit. inter. Franc. Script. (Excuse. Francof. A. C. 1596) p. 86. cum Lanfranc. lib. contentedly. Bereng. & Guitmund. de Sacrament l. 1. & Alger. de Sacrament l. 1. c. 19. |
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| Note 1 |
Sigon. de Regno Ital. l. 9. A. 1059. p. 210. |
Sigon. de Regno Italian l. 9. A. 1059. p. 210. |
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| Note 2 |
Nisi sanè intelligas verba Berengarii, in majorem incides Haeresin, quàm ipse habuit: & ideo omnia referas ad species ipsas, nam de Christi Corpore partes non facimus. Johan. Semeca Glossator in Gratian. de Consecrat. Dist. 2. cap. Ego Berengarius. |
Nisi sanè intelligas verba Berengarii, in majorem incides Heresy, quàm ipse Habuit: & ideo omnia referas ad species Itself, nam de Christ Corpore parts non facimus. John. Seneca Glossator in Gratian. de Consecrate. Dist 2. cap. Ego Berengarius. |
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