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in Apostles days, in Primitive Times, Ebion, Cerinthus, Arrius, Macedonius, Nestorius, Eutyches, Pelagius; |
in Apostles days, in Primitive Times, Ebion, Cerinthus, Arius, Macedonius, Nestorius, Eutyches, Pelagius; |
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Arrius his Heresie was condemned by the Councel of Nice, Anno D. 330. Macedonius by the Councel of Constantinople, Anno D. 383 Athanasius rose up mightily against Arrius in Constantines days; and Basil against Maced. in Theodosius days. Nestorius was condemned by the Councel of Ephesus, an. 490 and Eutiches by the Councel of Calcedo• Anno 456 When Austin mightily spred the Gospel, Pelagius (alias Morgan) spred His Errors, (both of them were born on one day, Austin in Africk, and Pelagius in Wales.) In our flight from Rome, saith Mr Bayly, some heretofore stopt too soon, as the Lutherans; and after them Cranmer, Ridley, &c. who lest too much Popery; And others ran too far (saith he) as Anabaptists; and after them Bolton, Brown, Barrow &c. and the Brownists; Sure I am if the late Bishops stopt too soon, many now adays run as much too far. Mos iste in Ecclesia semper viguit, ut quo quisque fo et religiosior co promptius novellis adinventionibus contrairet; saith Vincent. Lirinens. |
Arius his Heresy was condemned by the Council of Nicaenae, Anno D. 330. Macedonius by the Council of Constantinople, Anno D. 383 Athanasius rose up mightily against Arius in Constantines days; and Basil against Maced. in Theodosius days. Nestorius was condemned by the Council of Ephesus, nias. 490 and Eutichius by the Council of Calcedo• Anno 456 When Austin mightily spread the Gospel, Pelagius (alias Morgan) spread His Errors, (both of them were born on one day, Austin in Africa, and Pelagius in Wales.) In our flight from Room, Says Mr Baily, Some heretofore stopped too soon, as the Lutherans; and After them Cranmer, Ridley, etc. who lest too much Popery; And Others ran too Far (Says he) as Anabaptists; and After them Bolton, Brown, Barrow etc. and the Brownists; Sure I am if the late Bishops stopped too soon, many now adais run as much too Far. Mos iste in Ecclesia semper viguit, ut quo Quisque fo et Religiosior counterfeit promptius novellis adinventionibus contrairet; Says Vincent. Lerinens. |
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