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 150
God,and corrupting of the truth : and then againftPrinces, by impugning their foueraigne authoritie and lurif-di6lion. In both which pra6lifes, the Friars take continuall di-reilionfrom the Pope, by whofe power they were created, bywhofe authoritie they fiand,from whofe Ipirit they breath, andfor… … l> H A P.7, Oathes. ting of the truths and outragious interprifcs againft the Hues ofPrinces. For which in the end, they will vndoubtedly drawcvpon themfelucs the anger ofGod, and of the Princes of Chri-(Icndome. I hauc flayed the longer in thefe defcriptions, forthe honour of the lefuits, that…
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