Horae Decanicae Rurales: An Attempt to Illustrate ... the Name and Title, the Origin, Appointment and Functions, Personal and Capitular, of Rural Deans ... to which is Added an Appendix of Documents, Ancient and Modern, المجلد 1J. G. F. Rivington, 1844 |
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الصفحة 340 - Christian religion, and be able to give a good account of their faith and knowledge, and also of their Christian conversation conformable thereunto, before they be confirmed by the bishop, or admitted to the sacrament of the Lord's supper.
الصفحة 97 - And the institution of cathedral deans seems evidently to be owing to this practice. When in episcopal sees, the bishops dispersed the body of their clergy by affixing them to parochial cures ; they reserved a college of priests or secular canons for their counsel and assistance, and for the constant celebration of divine offices in the mother or cathedral church, where the tenth person had an inspecting and presiding power, till the senior or principal dean swallowed up the office of all the...
الصفحة 364 - THEOLOGT. — [METFORD (James)] A Humble Proposal for Parochial Reformation, by restoring Rural Deans and Chapters, According to the Ancient Way of the Church.
الصفحة 223 - And exhibit their names, according to every several deanry, in a fair long parchment scrole, to the bishop, or his chancellor ; to remain with them, or either of them : giving advertisement from time to time, of their amendment, or waxing worse and worse. Whereby the bishop shall be able to cut off any mischief, as it first springeth forth ; and be a most notable instrument of advertising and preserving the estate. Besides, by the authority resident...
الصفحة 291 - LADY. to pray continually, yet the precise times and seasons of prayer, termed canonical hours, do not rest on any divine command ; nor have they ever been pronounced binding on all churches by any general council; neither has there been any uniformity in the practice of the Christian Church in this respect. Besides this, the churches of the Alexandrian patriarchate...
الصفحة 33 - Aue maria. and Credo, after the lawe of all holy churche and in all goodly...
الصفحة 97 - ... evidently to be owing to this practice. When, in episcopal sees, the bishops dispersed the body of their clergy by affixing them to parochial cures, they reserved a college of priests or secular canons for their counsel and assistance, and for the constant celebration of Divine offices in the mother or cathedral church — where the tenth person had an inspecting and presiding power, till the senior or principal dean swallowed up the office of all the inferior, and, in subordination to the bishop,...
الصفحة 283 - Remarkable that the same synod which forbade priests' marriage found it needfnl to punish sodomy, an Italian vice, beginning now to be naturalized in England. For, those who endeavour to make the way to heaven narrower than God hath made it, by prohibiting what he permits, do in event make the way to hell wider, occasioning the committing of such sins which God hath forbidden.
الصفحة 104 - ... rather borrowed them from, the district they assigned them; and that hence it came to pass that the archdeacons, whose courts were to answer those of the county, had usually the county for their district, and their titles from the district in which they acted; and the names of rural deaneries seem to be taken from the hundreds, and were and generally are the same to this day.
الصفحة 64 - The Britons told Augustine," writes Bacon, " Government of England," " they would not be subject to him, nor let him pervert the ancient laws of their Church. This was their resolution, and they were as good as their word, for they maintained the liberty of their Church five hundred years after his time, and were the last of all the Churches of Europe that gave up their power to the Roman Beast, and in the person of Henry VIII., that came of their blood by Owen Tudor, the first that took that power...