Pagano-Papismus; Or, an Exact Parallel Between Rome-Pagan and Rome-Christian, in Their Doctrines and Ceremonies

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The other book is a book of selected Sermons, printed by Iames Kavi­nell, for the use of simple Priests who want cunning to preach: So in the title of the book, the time and place of the first publication of it I find not noted.

Das lehrt vor allem die Geschichte des Papismus oder Ultramontanismus, der großartigsten und erfolgreichsten Hierarchie in der gesamten Kulturgeschichte. pertinacious in their opinions, as not to recede from what they have pronounced, nay though they see their errour, and that they have pronounced amisse: and this E­rasmus observeth as a disease and infirmity naturally incident to most men. ještě zcela v duchu antické tradice – také římského papeže (římský papež byl však na Východě považován za poddaného byzantskému imperátorovi prakticky až do velkého schismatu, 1054).Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. he seized on him with a feaver, and thereby served him with a prohibition, that he could not be present; of him it is to be noted that though he were so forward to dispute, he wrote one discourse against disputing with Hereticks, and See Posse­vinus ubi suprà. that is, as if it were thine own of thy self, without being beholding to another, especially to God, who might have made him whom thou contemnest glorious, and thee contemptible. a decree, that nothing by dispute could be discovered; wherein some were so absurd (as Chius Metro­dorus in initio libri qui est de natura, nego, inquit, scire nos sciamusne ali­quid, an nihil sciamus.

Lombard, of whom Erasmus righly observeth, that re­siting the opinions or sentences of others, he did not rashly adde any thing of his own; and when he added any thing, it was rather with fear then confidence.

The fifth day all trees and herbes shall sweat bloud, and all manner of fowles shall come together, and neither eat nor drink for dread of the doome that is coming. Fox his t second volume of Acts and Monuments, and in the fore-cited Epistle of Erasmus, he was so much a Pa­pist (being levened with the corrupt Doctrine of the age where­in he lived) that King Henry the 8. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. Die englische Öffentlichkeit betrachtete Maria Stuart seit 1572 als Feindin und der Papismus wurde nach dem Scheitern der Ridolfi-Verschwörung als Gegner der nationalenglischen Entwicklung angesehen. Whether for a point of honour it were lawfull for any one to kill another: wherein he held the affirmative, which how it [Page 32]came to p [.