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Nay, if I may speak an Important Truth, (which being unpassionately considerd, and universally laid to heart, might possibly tend to the Peace of Christendom;) seeing it was not so much the Church, as the Court of Rome, which proudly trod upon Crowns and Scepters, and made Decrees with a non obstante to Apostolical Constitutions, or whatsoever had been enacted by any Authority whatsoever, (the commandments of Christ being not excepted;) we originally departed with higher Degrees of Indignation, from the Insolent Court, than Church of Rome. Nor protested we so much against the Church, (though against the Church too,) as against the cruel Edict first made at Worms, and after cruelly re•inforced at Spire and Ratisbone; for the confirming of those (1) Corruptions from which the (2) Church was to be cleans'd. To the (1) former we declard a Vatinian Hatred; but to the (2) later of the two we have the Charity to wish for a Reconcilement. That we who differ upon the way in which we are walking towards Ierusalem, may so look back on the beginning from whence at first we set out, (and from which our Accusers have foulely swerv'd, (as to agree in our Arrival at the same Iourney's end. |
Nay, if I may speak an Important Truth, (which being unpassionately considered, and universally laid to heart, might possibly tend to the Peace of Christendom;) seeing it was not so much the Church, as the Court of Room, which proudly trod upon Crowns and Sceptres, and made Decrees with a non Obstacle to Apostolical Constitutions, or whatsoever had been enacted by any authority whatsoever, (the Commandments of christ being not excepted;) we originally departed with higher Degrees of Indignation, from the Insolent Court, than Church of Room. Nor protested we so much against the Church, (though against the Church too,) as against the cruel Edict First made At Worms, and After cruelly re•inforced At Spire and Ratisbon; for the confirming of those (1) Corruptions from which the (2) Church was to be cleansed. To the (1) former we declared a Vatinian Hatred; but to the (2) later of the two we have the Charity to wish for a Reconcilement. That we who differ upon the Way in which we Are walking towards Ierusalem, may so look back on the beginning from whence At First we Set out, (and from which our Accusers have foully swerved, (as to agree in our Arrival At the same Journey's end. |
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| Note 0 |
Apostolicâ Potestate declaramus & defiuimus, & ab omnibus, judicari debere mandamus atque statuimus, decernentes irritum & inane, si quid secus à quoquam quacunque Dignitate, Auctoritate, & Potestate praedito contigerit judicari, Non obstantibus Constitutionibus & Ordinationibus Apostolicis, Al•isque in contrarium facientibus Qui buscunque. Vide Bullam Pii quarti, Concil. Bin. Edit. Paris. Tom. 9 p. 444. Licet Ch••stus post Caenam instituerit, & suis Discipulis administraverit sub utraque specie Pa•is & Vini hoc venerabile Sacramentum, tamen hoc non obstante, &c. Licet in Primitivâ Ecclesiâ hujusmodi Sacramentum reciperetur à Fi••libus sub utráque specie; postea à couficientibus sub utr aque, & à laicis tantummodo sub sp•cie P•nis suscipiatur. Concil. Constant. Bin. Tom. 3. part. 2. Sels. 13. p. 880. excus. Colon. Agrippinae, 1618. |
Apostolicâ Potestate declaramus & defiuimus, & ab omnibus, judicari Debere mandamus atque statuimus, decernentes irritum & inane, si quid secus à quoquam quacunque Dignitate, Auctoritate, & Potestate praedito contigerit judicari, Non obstantibus Constitutionibus & Ordinationibus Apostolic, Al•isque in Contrary facientibus Qui buscunque. Vide Bullam Pii quarti, Council. been. Edit. paris. Tom. 9 p. 444. Licet Ch••stus post Caenam instituerit, & suis Discipulis administraverit sub Utraque specie Pa•is & Wine hoc venerabile Sacramentum, tamen hoc non Obstacle, etc. Licet in Primitivâ Ecclesiâ hujusmodi Sacramentum reciperetur à Fi••libus sub utráque specie; postea à couficientibus sub utr aque, & à laicis tantummodo sub sp•cie P•nis suscipiatur. Council. Constant. been. Tom. 3. part. 2. Sels. 13. p. 880. Excuse. Colon. Agrippina, 1618. |
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| Note 1 |
Spirae, Conventus ordinum Imperi celebratur, in quo Decretum factum est, ut Edictum 〈 ◊ 〉 observaretur co•tra Novatores, & omnia in integrum restituantur. Contra hoc Edictum solemnis fuit Protestatio, April. 16. A. D. 1529. & hinc ortum pervulgatum illud nomen Protestantinm. Sethus Calvis. in Chron. ad A. C. 1529. p. 831. col. 2. Edit. Francof 1620. Lutherus im•ul•t Iohannem Saxoniae Septemvirum ▪ aliosque Principes Germanicos, protestari contra Decreta Ratisbonae & Spirae de Religione facta. Unde Nomen Protestantium crevit. Q•• de re consule Cluverium in Epitom. Hist. Mundi, ad A. C. 1529. p. 790. Edit. Lugd. Bat. 1631. |
Spirae, Conventus Ordinum Imperi celebratur, in quo Decretum factum est, ut Edictum 〈 ◊ 〉 observaretur co•tra Novatores, & omnia in integrum restituantur. Contra hoc Edictum solemnis fuit Declaration, April. 16. A. D. 1529. & hinc Garden pervulgatum illud Nome Protestantinm. Seth Calvis. in Chronicles ad A. C. 1529. p. 831. col. 2. Edit. Francof 1620. Lutherus im•ul•t John Saxoniae Septemvirum ▪ aliosque Princes Germanicos, protestari contra Decreta Ratisbonae & Spirae de Religion facta. Unde Nome Protestantism Crevit. Q•• de re Consul Cluverium in Epitome. Hist. Mundi, ad A. C. 1529. p. 790. Edit. Lyon Bat. 1631. |
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