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A09849	A solemne contestation of diuerse popes, for the aduaunsing of theyr supremacie: quoted and collected faithfully out of their own canon law, according to the very wordes, stile, and tenor of the same theyr own canons, decres, decretales, clementines, extrauagantes, bulles, epistles, and commen glose vpon the same. Histories and stories of Romane bishops [et]c. In forme and wordes, as their are to be seane, and found by the quotations here vnto annexed	Foxe, John, 1516-1587, attributed name.; Catholic Church. Pope.	1560 (1560)	STC 20114; ESTC S114968	26,995	104

vniuersall churche Director of the Lorde his vniuersall flocke F Pope Bonifacius prohem Sext. Decretal ib. Sacro sancta Chiefe magistrate of the whole worlde G Anacletus Dist. 22. cap. Sacro sancta 1. Cephas i. caput the head and chiefe of the Apostolike Churche H Pope Bonifacius 4. Sext. Decret de paenit remiss cap. 5. Glosa Item Alexander 4. Sext. Decre c. 4. in Glosa vniuersall Pope And diocesane in all places exempt as well as euerye Bisshoppe is in places not exempt I Pope hilarius 25. q. 1. Nulli most mightie Priest K Sext. Decret cap. Ab arbitris Glosa Lex animata in terris 1. L Pope Bonifaciê° Sext. Dec. De coÌ„st cap. licet a liuing lawe lawe in the earth hauing all lawes in the chiste of my breste M Pope InnoceÌ„tiê° 3. De traÌ„sl c. Quanto bering the person of no pure maÌ„ N Prohaem ClemeÌ„t Glosa Papa Stupor mundi c. Nec Deus es nec homo quasi neuter es inter vtruÌ„que beyng nether God nor man but the admiratioÌ„ of the world and a midle thing betwixte both O Pope Bonifacius Extr. De Maiorit obed ca. vnaÌ„ IteÌ„ Dist. 22. c. OeÌ„s Hauing both swordes in my power bothe of the spirituall temporall iurisdictioÌ„ P Sext. Decret De senteÌ„t re c. Ad Apostolicae iteÌ„ in Glosa ibideÌ„ so far surmouÌ„ting the autoritie of the emperour that I of mine owne power alone without a councell haue autorite to depose him to transferre his kyngdome and to giue a new election as I did to Frederick diuers other Q Pope Nicolaê° Dist. 22. cap. OeÌ„s What power than or poâ—estate in al the world is coÌ„parable to me who haue autoritie to binde and lose both in heaueÌ„ earth R Glosa ibideÌ„ That is who haue power both of heauenly thinges and also of temporal thinges S Pope Gelasius Dist. 96. c. Duo To whom Emperours and kinges be more inferiour thaÌ„ leade is inferiour to Gold T Pope Gelasius ibidem For do you not see the neckes of great kinges princes beÌ„d vnder our knees yea thynke theÌ„selfes happy well defensid if they maye kisse our haÌ„des V Dist. 96. cap. Illud Wherfore the sawsines of Honorius theÌ„perour is to be repreheÌ„did his constitutioÌ„ abolished who with his laitie would take vpon him to intermedle not onlâ—â— with the temporall order but also with matters ecclesiastike and elettion of the pope X Ex citatione Hier. Marij But here percase some will obiect the examples words of Christ saing that his kingdom is not of this world and where he beyng required to deuide betwixt two brethren there hereditage did refuse it but that ought to be no preiudice to my power Y Pope Hilde braÌ„dus called Gregorius 7. Ex platina in Vita Gregorii For if Peter and I in Peter if we I saye haue power to binde loose in heauen how much more thaÌ„ is it to be thought that we haue power in earth to loose and take awaye imperes Kyngdomes Dukedomes and what els so euer mortall men maye haue and to giue them where we will Z Hildebrandus ibidem And if we haue autoritie ouer Angels which be the gouernors of princes what theÌ„ maye we do vpon theyr inferiours and seruauÌ„tes A Antonius in Tertia parte SuÌ„mae maioriâ— And for that you shall not meruel that I say Angels be subiect to vs you shal here what my blessed clerke Antoninus wryteth of that matter saying that our power of Peter me is greater then the Angels in .4 thynges In iurisdiction 2. in administration of sacrameÌ„ts 3. in knowlege 4. and in reward c. B Bulla ClemeÌ„â—â—â— And again in Bulla Clementis do not I there commaunde in my Bull the angels of Paradise to absolue the soule of man oute of purgatory and to bringe it into the glory of Paradise C Pope InnoceÌ„tius De electione c. Veâ—erabilem And now besides my heaueÌ„ by power to speake of mine earthly iurisdiction who did first translate the Empeire from the Grekes to the Almanes but I D Extrauagan De praeben et dig c. Execrabilis And not only in the Empyre am Emperour the place being emptie but in all ecclesiasticall benefices haue full right and power to giue to translate and to dispose after my arbitremeÌ„t E Pope Zachaâ—ias Caus. 15 q. 6. c. Aliâ—â— Did not I Zacharias put downe Hildericke the olde king of FrauÌ„ce and set vp Pipinus F Pope Hildebrand called Gregorius 7. ClemeÌ„t c. pastoralis Did not I Gregorius sept set vp Robert VVysarde and made him kyng of Sicilia Duke of Capua c. G Ex Gestis Hildebrandiâ— Did not I the same Gregorius also sette vp Rodulphus against Henricus themperour H Baptista Egnatius And thoughe this Henricus was an Emperour of moste stoute courage who stoode 62. times in opeÌ„ fielde against his enemies I Platina Benno Nauclerusâ— yet did not I Gregorius bring him coram nobis and made him stande at my gate three dayes and iij. nightes barefote barelegge with his Wife and Childe in the depe of winter bothe in froste and snowe entreating for his absolucion and after did excoÌ„municate him again so was he twise excommunicate in my daies K Platina Egnatius Benno Again did not I Paschalis after Gregory set vp the Sonne of the said Henricus against his Father in warre to possesse the Empere and to put down his father and so he did L Polido Virgilius Historia Iornalensis de rebus Anglorum IteÌ„ did not I pope Alexander brynge vnder Henry the second king of England for the death of Thomas Becket and caused him to goe barefote to his tombe at Canterburie with bleding feete M Chronica verâ—acula Did not I Innocentius the thirde cause kinge Iohn to knele downe at the fete of Pandolfus my legate and offer vp his crowne to his handes also to kisse the fete of Steuen LaÌ„ghton bishop of CaÌ„terbury and besides marsid him in a M. Markes by yeare N Pope Vrbanê° Caus. 15. q. 6. cap. Iuratos Did not I Vrbanus 2. put downe Hugo erle in Italy discharging his subiectes from their othe and obedience to him O Pope Paschâ—lis Carsulaniâ—â— Platina Vincentius Stella Antoninus Matheus pariâ—siensis Did not I Paschalis excoÌ„municate also his Sonne Henricus 5. and gate out of his handes al his right and title of electioÌ„s and donacions of spirituall promotions Did not I Gelasius .2 bring the captaine Cintius vnder Pope Gelasius â— vnto the kissing of my fete And after Gelasius Pope Calixtus â—2 did not I Calixtus 2. quale the for said emperour Henricus 5. also did bring in subiection Gregorie whom the sayd Emperour had set vp against me to be Pope

Maris c. i. Thou haste subduyd all things vnder his feete Sheape and Oxen and all cattell of the fielde The birdes of Heauen and Fish of the sea c. V Ibidem Where it is to be noted that by oxen Iewes and Heretikes by Cattell of the fielde Paganes be signified For although as yet they be oute of the vse of my keyes of binding and losing yet they be not out of the iurisdiction of my keyes but yf they returne I maye absolue them X Ibidem By sheape and all catell are ment al Christen men both great and lesse whether thei be Emperours Princes Prelates or other By byrdes of the ayer you maye vnderstande the Angels and potestates of Heauen who be all subiecte to me in that I am greater than the Angels and that in foure thinges as is afore declared haue power to binde lose in heaueÌ„ Y 23. q. 5. cap. Omnium and to giue heaueÌ„ to them that fight in my warres Z IdeÌ„ Antoninus miâ—i Lastly by the Fishes of the sea are signified the soules departid in peyne or in purgatory as Gregory by his prayer deliuered the soule of Traianus out of hell and I haue power to deliuer out of purgatory whome I please Z Ibidem Lastly by the Fisshes of the sea are signified suche as be in purgatory In asmuche that they stande in neade and necessitie of other mens helpe yet be in their iorney Viatores de foro papae i. passingers belong to the court of the pope therfore they may be relieued out of the storehouse of the church by the participatioÌ„ of indulgeÌ„s Antoninus August de Ancho Thomas Parte 4. And for asmuch as some do obiect that my pardons caÌ„ not extende to theÌ„ that be departed for that it was said to Peter what so euer thou shalt lose vpoÌ„ earth therfor seyng thei are not vpoÌ„ earth they can not be losed of me Here I aunswere agayne by my Doctors that this worde Super terram i. vpon the earth may be referred two manner of wayes first to him that is the loser so that he whiche shal lose shal be vpon the earth And so I grauÌ„t that the pope beyng dead can loose no maÌ„ Also it may be referrid to him that is losed so that who so euer is loosed must be vpoÌ„ the earth or about the earth And so the soules in Purgatorye maye be losed whiche albeit they are not vpon the earth yet they are about the earth at lest they be not in heauen And bycause oft times one question may rise vpon an other August de Ancho and heades of men now a dayes are curious a manne hearyng nowe that I can deliuer out of Purgatory will aske here a question An papa possit totum purgatorium expoliare whether I be able also to emptie all purgatory at once or not To whom my Canonist August de Ancho doth answer by a triple distinction Quantum ad absolutaÌ„ meam iurisdictionem quantum ad ordinatam executionem quantuÌ„ ad diuinam acceptationem Ibidem Absoluta Iurisdictio Firste touchyng my absolute iurisdiction he saith I am able to ride out all purgatory together for as many as be vnder my iurisdiction as be all except only infantes vnbaptised In limbo And menne departed only cum baptismo flaminis That is with the Baptisme of spirit And such as haue no frendes to do for them that wherfore pardones be giuen These only exceptid for all other besides the pope he sayeth hath power to release all purgatory at once as touching his absolute iurisdictioÌ„ Albeit Thomas Aquine part .4 denieth the same for asmuche as Christ him selfe he sayth when he came downe did not vtterly at once release al purgatory Doctors disagre in purgatory As touching my ordinary execution this they hold that I maye if I will August De Ancho Antoninus Orâ—â—nata ex ã€ˆâ—Šã€‰ Diuina acceptatio but I ought not to do it Thirdly as concernyng the diuine acceptation that is how God wold accept it if I did it that they say is vnknown to theÌ„ and to euery creature yea to the pope himself A Antoninus in Summulis Augustinus de Ancho in Decret Astesanus Minorita And to the intent I wold all men to se and vnderstand that I lack not witnesis moo besides these if I liste bringe them out B Baptista de Salis. in sua Batistiniana Bonauetura you shall heare the whole queare of my diuine Clergy broughte out with a full voice testifiyng in my behalf in theyr bokes tractations Distinctions Titles Gloses and SuÌ„mares C CampeÌ„sis lib. CoÌ„trouersiaruÌ„ Coclaeus as by theyr owne wordes here foloweth The Pope say they beyng the vicare of Iesu Christ thorow out the whole world D Durandus in Speculo Dreido de eccles Scripturis Dogmat in the steade of the liuing God hath that DominioÌ„ and lordshippe whiche Christ here in earth woulde not haue although he had in habitu but gaue item to Peter in Actu E Edoardus Poâ—uellus Anglê° coÌ„tra LutheruÌ„ Ecchius iâ— Enchirid. that is the vniuersal iurisdictioÌ„ both of spirituall thinges and also of temporall which doble iurisdictioÌ„ was signified by the two swordes in the Gospell And also by offering of the wisemeÌ„ F Franciscus Fulgo who offered not only Incense but also God to signify not only the spirituall Dominion G Gabriel Biel. ex Spica Gaspar Gratianus in Decrâ—tis Gerson doctor Illuminatissimê° De ecclesiastica potestate but also the teÌ„poral to beloÌ„g to Christ to his vicare For as we reade the earth is the Lordes and the fulnes therof and as Christ sayth al power is giueÌ„ to him both in heauen and earth so it is to be affirmed InclusiuÃ¨ that the vicare of Christ hath power on things celestiall H Hugo Cardinalis in postilla Hostiensis Holkot Hosius terrestial and infernall Which he toke immediatly of Christ al other take mediatly by Peter and the Pope Wherfore suche as saye that the Pope hath Dominion onlye on Spirituall thinges in the world I Ioannes Andreae Innocentius IoaÌ„ de Turrâ— Cremata de ecclesia Sâ—Ì„ma and not of temporall may be likened to the counsellors of the king of Syria .3 Reg. 20. Which said The Godes of the mountaÌ„ce be theyr Godes and therfore they haue ouercome vs L Lanfrancuâ— coÌ„tra Wiclef Liâ—ius Historicus Anglus Lapus Laurentius but let vs fighte agaynst them in the lowe medowes and in valles where they haue no power so we shall preuaile ouer them So euill counsellors nowe a dayes throughe there pestiferous flattery deceaue Kinges and Princes of the earth sayng M Magister Senâ—teÌ„tiaruÌ„ Popes prelates be Gods of Montance that is of spirituall thinges only but they be not Godes of valles that is they haue no dominion ouer temporall thinges N Nicolaus And

therefore let vs fight with them in the valles that is in the power of temporall possessions and so we shall preuaile ouer them O Okam in Dialogo parte 1. lib. 5. Oytanus But what sayeth the sentence of God to them let vs heare Bicause sayth he the Syrians say that the God of Mountance is there God and not the God of valles P Petrus de Palude Petrus de Tharam Petrus de Aliaco Panormitanê° therfore I will giue all this multitude into your hande and ye shall knowe that I am the Lorde What can be more effectually spoken to set forthe the maiestie of my iurisdiction whiche I receaued immediatly of the Lord of the Lord I saye and of no maÌ„ Alexander de Aâ—es For where as Constantine themperour gaue to Siluester induyng him with this possession and patrimonie R RaymuÌ„dus in SuÌ„ma de Caâ—â—sibus Richardus Rabanus super Math. cap. 16. Rupertus Tuâ—itiensis that is so to be expoundid and taken not so muche for a DonatioÌ„ as to be couÌ„ted for a restitution made of that which tyraÌ„nously was takeÌ„ froÌ„ him before And agayn where as I haue giuen at sondry times to Ludouicus and other Emperours of my temporall landes and possessions yet that was donne not so muche for anye recognising of homage to theÌ„ as for keping peace with theÌ„ For I owe to Emperours no dewe obediance that they caÌ„ cleame S Scotus Doctor Subtilis but they owe to me as to theyr superiour And therefore for a diuersitie betwixt there degree and mine in theyr consecratioÌ„ they take theyr vnction on the arme I on the head T Thomas Aquin And as I am superiour to them so am I superior to all Lawes and fre from all constitutions Which am able of my self and by my interpretation to preferre equite beyng not wryten before the lawe wryten V Vlricus Waldemê° coÌ„fessionate De SacrameÌ„tis Hauinge all lawes within the chiest of my breste as is aforesayd And what so euer this my sea shal inacte approue or disproue all men ought to approue or reproue the same with out either iudging disputing doubting or retracting Such is the priuilege giueÌ„ of Christ in behalf of Peter to the church of Rome X Ioan. Dreido De Dogmatibus vaâ—iis lib. 4. that what Countre so euer kingdom or prouince cheusing to them selfes Bisshops ministers although they agree with al other christes faithful people in the name of Iesu that is in faith and charitie beleuing in the same God and in Christ his trewe sonne and in the holy gost hauyng also the same Crede the same Euangelistes and scriptures of the Apostels yet not withstaÌ„ding vnlesse their Bishops and Ministers take theyr origine and ordination from this Apostolike seate they are to be counted not of the Churche So that succession of fayth only is not sufficient to make a church except the Ministers take theyr ordination by theÌ„ whiche haue there successioÌ„ from the Apostels So theyr fayth supremacie the chayre of Peter keyes of heaueÌ„ power to bind and loose all these be inseperable to the church of Rome so that it is to bee presumed that God always prouiding and sainct Peter helpyng the bishoprike diocese of Rome shal neuer defayle from faith And likewise it is to be presumed presupposed that the bishop of that Churche is alwayes good and holy yea though he be not alwayes good or destitute of his owne merites yet the merites of S. Peter predecessor of that place be sufficient for him who hath bequethed and lefte a perpetuall dewrie of merites with inheritance of innocencye to his posteritie Y Hugo in Glosa Dist. 40. c. Non Nos yea though he fall into Homicide or adultery he may sinne but yet he can not be accused but rather excused by the Murders of Sampson the theftes of the Haebrues the adultery of Iacob Z Glos. in Caus. 11. q. 3. cap. Ab sit And likewise if any of his clergy should be fouÌ„d embrasing a woman it muste be expouÌ„did and presupposed that he doth it to blesse hyr Furthermore the Pope say they hath all the dignities all power of all Patriarches In his primacie he is Abell In gouermente the Arche of Noe In PatriarchdoÌ„ Abraham In order Melchisedech In dignitie Aaron In autoritie Moses In seat iudiciall Samuel In zeale Helias In mekenes Dauid In power Peter In vnction Christ. Du bist das Antichrist My power they saye is greater than all the sainctes For whome I confirme no manne maye infirme I maye fauour spare whome I please A Glosa in c. 11. q. 3. Si inimicus to take froÌ„ one and to giue to an other And if I be ennemy to anye man al men ought to eschew that person forthewith and not to tary and loke whyle I bid them so to do All the earth is my diocese and I the ordinarie of al meune hauing the autoritie of the Kinge of all kinges vpon subiectes I am all in all aboue all B Hostiensis in cap. QuaÌ„to Dâ— traÌ„sl praeb so that God him selfe I the vicare of God haue both one Consistorie C Ex summa casuum fratris Baptistae and am able to do almoste all that God can doe Claue non erraÌ„te D Ex Citatione Hen. Bulling De fine seculi Orat. Prima Item ex citatione Iacobi Andreae aduersus HosiuÌ„ lib. 5. Item ex citatione Hierom. Marij in Actis 2. Diei IteÌ„ it is said of me that I haue an heaueÌ„ly arbitrement and therfore am able to chaunge nature of thinges Substantialia vnius applicando alteri And of nothing to make thinges to be and of a sentence that is nothing to make it stande in effect In all thinges that I liste my wyll to stand for reason For I am able by the lawe to dispense aboue the lawe De coÌ„cessione praeb ca. Proposuit and of wroÌ„g to make Iustice in correcting Lawes chauÌ„gyng theÌ„ You haue herd hytherto sufficieÌ„tly out of my Doctors nowe you shal heare greater things oute of mine owne decrees E Pope Nicolâ—usâ— Dist. 96. c. Satis Reade there Dist. 96. c. Satis F 11. q. 1. Sacerdotibus also Caus 11. q. 1. ca Sacerdotibus G 12. q. 1. c. Futuram Also 12. q. 1. cap. FuturaÌ„ Do not you finde there expressed how ConstaÌ„tinus the Emperour sitting in the generall Councel of Nice called vs Prelates of the Churche all Gods H Decretal De Transl. episcâ— cap. Quanto Agayn reade my Canon Decretal De transl episc cap. Quanto Doe you not see theyr manifestlye expressed howe not manne but God alone separateth that which the Bisshoppe of Rome doth dissolue separate Wherfore if those thinges that I do be said to be done not of manne but of God what canne you make of me but God Agayn if Prelates of the Churche be called

electing confirming deposing dispensing doyng and vndoyng c. The riches and possessions of the Pope I will entreate now a litle of my riches likewise and great possessioÌ„s that euery man may se by my wealth and aboundance of al thinges rentes tythes tributes my silkes my purple Miters Crownes Golde siluer Perles GeÌ„mes Lands Lordships howe God here prospereth magnifieth his vicare in the earth For to me pertaineth firste the imperiall citie of Rome the Palace of Lateren the kingdom of Sicile is proper to me Apulia Capua be mine Also the kingdome of England and Ireland be they not or ought to be tributaries to me A Dist. 96. CoÌ„stanâ—inus To these I adioyne also besides other prouinces and countries bothe in the occident and orient from the Northe to the Southe these dominioÌ„s by name B Ex CoÌ„mentarijs Theodorici Niemi quem citat Illyricus in catalogo testiuÌ„ fol. 228. as Surrianum Montembordon lunae insulaÌ„ Corâ—icae regnuÌ„ Paruam MantuaÌ„ Montenselete Insulam venetiaruÌ„ Ducatum ferrariae Canellum CaniodaÌ„ Ducatum Histriae Dalmatiam ExarchatuÌ„ RaueÌ„nae FaueÌ„tiam Cesenam CastruÌ„ Tiberiaâ—us RoccaÌ„ MediolanuÌ„ CastruÌ„ ceperianum Castrum Cuâ—ianuÌ„ Terrâ—Ì„ CornulariaÌ„ DucatuÌ„ Arimini ContaÌ„ MonteÌ„ ferretum Montem Capiniae seu Olympicum CastruÌ„ exforij Robin Eugubin Vâ—bin foruÌ„ Sempronij Galli Senogalli AnconaÌ„ Gosam DucatuÌ„ perusij VrbenetaÌ„ TudertuÌ„ CastruÌ„ CinianuÌ„ DucatuÌ„ SpoletanuÌ„ TheanuÌ„ CalabriaÌ„ DucatuÌ„ Neapolim DucatuÌ„ BeneueÌ„ti SalernuÌ„ SorreÌ„ti insulaÌ„ CardiniaÌ„ insulaÌ„ Anciae insulaÌ„ Territorium Cutisan Territorium praeneâ—â—inum TerraÌ„ Silandis Terraâ— ClusiuÌ„ TerraÌ„ fundan TerraÌ„ vegetan Terrâ—Ì„ ClaudianaÌ„ TerraÌ„ camisinaÌ„ Terram FabineÌ„sem TerraÌ„ Siram TerraÌ„ portueÌ„sem cuÌ„ insulâ— Archis TerraÌ„ Ostiensem cuÌ„ maritimis Ciuitatem AquineÌ„sem Ciuitatem lamentum Sufforariam Ciuitatem FalisenaÌ„ Fidenam Feretrum CliternaÌ„ Neapolim Galiopolim with diuerse mo C Dist. 96. Coâ—stant which CoÌ„stantinus the emperour gaue vnto me not that they were not mine before he did giue theÌ„ D Antoniâ—us in SuÌ„ma Maiore 3. Parte For in that I toke theÌ„ of him I toke them not as a gifte as is afore mentioned but as a restitution And that I renderyd them agayne to Otho I did it not for anye dutye to him but onlye for peace sake What shoulde I speake here of my dayly reuenues of my first fruites Annates palles indulgeÌ„ces bulles confessionales indultes rescriptes testaments dispensations priuilegis elections prebendes religious houses and such like whiche come to no small masse of money In so muche that for one palle to the Archebishoppe of Mentz whiche was wont to be giueÌ„ for ten thousande E Ex librâ— Granaâ—muÌ„ nationis Germanicae Fâ—orence nowe it is groune to xxvij thousand florence whiche I receiued of Iacobus the archbishop not long before Basell councell Besides the fruites of other bishoprickes in Germany Aboue fiftie bishoprikes in Germany comming to the number of fiftie whereby what vaÌ„tage coÌ„mith to my coffers AEneas Syluius it maye partly be coniectured But what should I speake of Germany F Sext. Decret De penis cap. Felicis in Glosa IteÌ„ De priuilegijs c. AutoritateÌ„ iÌ„ Glosa whaÌ„ the whole worlde is my diocese as my Canonistes do say and all meÌ„ are bouÌ„de to beleue G Pope Bonifacius 8. Extr. De Maio. obed c. Vnam sanctam excepte they will imagine as the maniches do ij begiÌ„nings which is false hereticall For Moses saith In the beginning god made HeaueÌ„ and Earth not in the beginnings H ã€ˆâ€¦ã€‰ Wherefore as I begon so I coÌ„clude commauÌ„ding declariÌ„g pronouÌ„cing to staÌ„d vpon necessitie of saluation for euery humane creature to be subiect to me I Ibidem Datum laterani 14. DeceÌ„b. An. pont nostri 8.

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