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 36
the confirmation of the fame right by Chrif)and his ApofUcs, and the Church fucceeding, rntill that timethat the Pope drew^ a newe eflate and lurifdic^ion to himfelfe.4^er which time Ipurpofe toobferue how the Pope hath in-croached, firfl vpon the Bifhops, then vpon the right of… … CHAP. II. Kings in the time of the Lato ofmture^ had allpovoerEcclef apcallyboth of order andlurtfdiction, N the Law of nature we haue not many exam-ples of Kings^that goucrned a people where theChurch of God was planted : there is onelymention of ^JiftUhifedecks King of Salem, of himit…
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