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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A14208	The suppressing of the assembly of the pretended shee-Iesuites. By the edict of our most holy father and lord, Vrbanus, Dei gratia. The eight (of that name) now Pope of Rome. Translated out of the Low-dutch coppie, printed at Bruxells	Urban VIII, Pope, 1568-1644.	1631 (1631)	STC 24524; ESTC S102047	5,866	16

to haue any more meetings or assemblies together to consult conferre or treate together or performe either spirituall or temporall exercises Willing and charging them presently and speedily to abandon and dismisse the manner of habit supposedly and fally taken vpon them and never to put on the same any more neither to admit any other Women or Maidens to receiue and put on the same As also that they with their consent shall not suffer nor counsell helpe or favour others to doe it directly or indirectly or in any manner whatsoever neither shall they professe themselues or make known themselues to be religious persons followers of that pretended sect and Congregation For the better suppressing of which Assembly Wee doe freely and willingly absolue all those Women and Maidens who haue really and punctually made their Vowes as Wee said before with that intention being in such an estate condemned and reprobated by the Apostolicall Chaire although they haue not performed the promised conditions of their secret Vowes nor could not performe the Obligation of their Vowes fully But all those who in any case haue made Vowes being they are simple Vowes to liue honestly and religiously being seperated from the other and this reprobate State and the pretended sect and Assembly shunning and avoyding whatsoever hath by this Edict beene prohibited these Wee permit to submit themselues to the obedience of the Ordinarie with the vse but nor the full command of their Goods but with such power which Wee mercifully graunt them both in their liues and before their decease to dispose of them to holy and pious vses Neuerthelesse this prouided that the same Goods shall without any will or Testament befall and be deriued vnto those which by right and equity were to succeede in them and to inherite the same if so bee that these women or maidens had not made such a vow of voluntary poverty And in case any of these afore-sayd women or maidens would betake themselues to the estate of Matrimony we graunt them free permission to marrie but with this proviso that they shall keepe that which therein is to bee obserued and we doe afford them our Apostollicall Benediction and as farre as necessity requires the relaxation and quittance of all their vowes as aforesaid made by them But because the Apostle teacheth that hee that marries doth well but hee that remaines vnmarried doth better wee doe therefore as earnestly and with as much power as wee can admonish and exhort those afore-sayd women and maidens by the mercies of God in our fatherly loue and care that they would but recall and truely consider the zeale and affection which they haue had to embrace a holy Religious and Spirituall life and to take vpon them the Lords yoke and that they renounding themselues and all worldly luses cares and concupiscences would betake themselues into some holy and religious order instituted and approued of by this Holy Apostollicall Chaire And there with a faithfull holy and godly desire and intentions make their vowes vnto the God of Iacob and with innocencie of hands and puritie and sinceritie of heart practizing and performing holy spirituall exercises of Religious workes would manifest themselues to bee the purest and pretioust part of Christs Sheepe and Flocke And there kindle their lampes with the flames of Loue and so prepare themselues to meere the sweete heauenly Bridegroome of their soules Thus then wee doe ordaine that these present Letters and all the Contents of the same yea notwithstanding that the women or maidens of such a Sect and Assembly or any other hauing some suspition or seruple of the Premises or pretending to haue should not haue consented vnto the same or haue not beene summoned and heard in the matter And that the reasons of this same Edict alleaged verified and otherwise sufficiently iustified shall at no time whatsoever hereafter bee subiect to subreption or obreption nullitie or invaliditie or accounted wanting in our intentions Or bee accused of any fault or defect how great vnthought of or substantiall the same might bee neither bee lessened or dimished No not although that in the afore-sayd businesse the Solemnities and all other things afore sayd which ought to haue beene kept and obserued were not prosecuted obserued and performed Nor by reason of some Capitall point or Clause in Law Ordinance or Vse nor by reason of any totall breach or prejudice nor vnder pretence or any other excuse or cloake whatsoever nor conclution of Law nor any just reasonable and and priuiledged reason which for the strength and validitie of the Premises ought to haue beene produced or performed Yea although that of our aforesayd will and pleasure could no wayes nor no where appeare nor bee made good or manifested otherwife yet the same shall not bee impugned opposed made invalidable bee brought into Law bee controverted nor bee brought vpon termes of Law Neither shall any easement making of way termes and times granted by Law or any other Iudiciall acts and remedies of fauour grace or Iustice bee obtained or any way granted in this behalfe Neither shall it bee lawfull for any one who hath obtained such easements to vse or employ them or benefit and helpe himselfe with such meanes in or without the Law Neither shall these letters of ours bee comprehended vnder any other equall or vnequall fauours which in time to come shall be recalled suspended held backe or which might otherwise in time to come bee disposed of but these shall euer be excepted and exempted and shall for euer hereafter stand firme and vnalterable and haue their full force vigour and perfect effect And shall bee obserued and obeyed infringeable and vnviolable of all those whom they doe concerne or shall concerne hereafter And thus and no otherwise in this matter afore-sayd shall it bee judged by all Iudges Ordinaries Delegates by the Auditors also of the affaires and matters concerning the Apostollicall Palace and the Cardinals of the holy Romish Church Legates and the Nuntius and all others of whatsoeuer authority or power they are or shall bee in all Instances and Iudgements depriuing them all of all authority and power of judging otherwise Wherefore wee doe declare whatsoeuer shall be contrary or bee attempted contrary to this our fore-sayd Edict and Letters of whatsoeuer Authoritie the same may be found to bee frustrate quite voide and of none effect whether the same bee vndertaken wittingly or ignorantly Furthermore for the better execution of this our will and pleasure wee doe commaund by Apostollicall Edict and Writing all our Reuerend Brothers and well-beloued Sonnes Ours and the Apostollicall Chaires Nuntius all Patriarchs Superiours or Governours of the Church Arch-Bishops Bishops and Ordinaries wheresoever they are seated that as soone as our present letters shall come to them or any of them or shall any way be made knowne vnto them solemnely to publish them and cause them to bee published and to put the same and cause them to be put in some place fit for that execution either by themselues or others as they shall finde fit and expedient in the Lord. Also Wee will and command them earnestly to sensure by sentence and seuerely to punish by Spirituall punishment and other just and reasonable meanes which may constraine and compell them All those who are rebellious gaine-saying and will not obey our fore sayd Edict debarring them and depriving them from all manner and way of appeale refuge and recalling employing to this end the Temporall Magistrate as farre as shall bee found requisite and necessary Notwithstanding as farre as shall be necessary the Constitutions of Boniface the eight our Predecessour of blessed Memory instituted one and the Generall Counsell of two dayes Iourney and all other contrarying And to the end that this present Edict and the Contents thereof may be made knowne and manifested to all men and no man may pretend or plead ignorance Wee likewise will and commaund that the same be by one or diuers of our Couriers affixed and published vpon the Church doore of Lateran and Saint Peter the Prince of the Apostles of this City and of the Apostollicall Chaunceries And vpon the Corner of the Flower-field And when the Copies shall be taken off re-printed and distributed abroad which be thus affixed and published all those within two moneths after the day of the sayd Publication whom it doth concerne any way shall therby be so tied and obliged as if notice of the same were giuen to their owne persons Also that all the Copies thereof printed being sealed with the feale of any Person placed in Spirituall Dignity and subscribed by the hand of a Notarius Publicus shall haue so much credence and beliefe given therevnto as ought to be given vnto this present if so be it were extended and shewed I● is not lawfull therefore for any one whosoever to transgresse these our Letter of Suppression annihilating subjection extenuation and our Ordinances of Privation Ablation Obsolution Remission and Our Commandement of Declaration Permission Fauour or Grace Admonition Desires Will and Pleasure or to oppose the same or contrarie the same through bolde and impudent presumption For whosoever shall dare to vndertake and presume so much the same shall fall into the wrath and indignation of God Almightie and of his holy Apostles Saint Peter and Saint Paul Given at Rome by Saint Peter in the Yeare 1630. the thirteenth of Ianuarie and the eight Yeare of Our Papacie E. Dat. A. Rondininus Viewed and examined in the Councell A. Durandus C. Montanus Registred in the Secretarie of Roles In the name of God Amen In the yeare of our Lord Iesus Christ 1930. the one and twentieth day of May being the fourteenth Indiction in the ninth yeare of the Papacie of the most Holy Father in Christ and our Lord Vrbanus the eight by the Providence of God Pope of Rome The fore-sayd Letters were published and held at the Church doore of Lateran and Saint Peter the Prince of the Apostles of this Citie and of the Apostollicall Chauncerie and on the Corner of the Flower-field As the manner is By mee Augustine de Bolis Romane Courier of our most Holy Father the Pope Mathias Spada Courier-master F. Aertsb of Comp. Nuntius FINIS