Iurisdiction, regall, episcopall, papall : wherein is declared how the pope hath intruded upon the iurisdiction of temporall princes, and of the church ... (1610)
Carleton, George, 1559-1628 · Impensis Iohannis Norton · leaf 103
f God remained. And we are able, by the grace of God,to proue a true Church to haue continued in the dodlrines ofthe trueth , vntill God fent in his wonderftill mercy, a deliuc-rance from this captiuity. But this belongeth to another quc-flion. 2 After thefe times the Iurifdi£Hon of Princes and of… … - r- C H A p, ^. lurifdi^ion oner Bljhops^ denied by the Pope, 7^ this tyrannic gotten and maintained by forgerie; to caufe oneof the Popes to difpute this queflion with fuch zealc and cou-rage, that it remaineth an eiierlafling teftimonie againft this lu-rifdidlion, and againfi all his…
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