Remarks on Ecclesiastical History, Volume 2

W. Tegg & Company, 1846

FROM THE DEATH OF CONSTANTINE TO THE REFORMATION	1

Jovian is for liberty of conscience	15

He was the first pope that celebrated his birthday	28

Theodosius takes churches from heretics and establishes an Inquisition	39

Bad character of the inhabitants of Jerusalem	43

His exploits and miracles	63

885	65

Apparitions invented to excuse	69

the emperor poisoned in the host	210

The Jews cruelly treated	213

Opinion of Roscelinus respecting the Trinity	218

Fleurys Remarks on Ecclesiastical History from the year 600 to 1100	233

Character of the Eastern church	239

Abuses in the East	249

Ceremonies	251

Fleurys discourse on the Crusades	253

Ropedancers	71

Watermills used in the times of Augustus	77

persecutes the Novatians	86

The finding of the relics of Zechariah resembles a story in Virgil	92

Death of Hispatia	98

Monastery of Fulda exempted from all jurisdiction but the popes	100

Relics of Stephen Gamaliel and Abibas found	104

Some of the fathers at the council of Ephesus could not write	111

Pope Leo persecutes the Manichæans	113

Liberality of Deogratias bishop of Carthage	122

Arianism the ruling religion in the West	128

Account of the Eucharist by Facundus	154

Porphyry of Gazas prophecy to the empress Eudoxia	157

same day as kept at Rome	170

State of sects in the eighth century	176

Ravenna taken and the Exarchate of Italy destroyed	183

The Emperor Michaels account of idolaters and images	190

Paulicians persecuted by Theodora	193

Justinus junior removes the oppressions of the great	196

Pope Stephen condemns Formosus his predecessor	199

Mayeul Abbot of Clugni refuses the papacy	207

Titre	Remarks on Ecclesiastical History, Volume 2 Remarks on Ecclesiastical History, John Jortin
Auteurs	John Jortin, William Trollope
Éditeur	W. Tegg & Company, 1846
Original provenant de	Bibliothèque nationale d'Écosse
Numérisé	25 mai 2023

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Heresies of the Church of Rome	279

Guiberts treatise on relics	288

Fleurys discourse on the Ecclesiastical History of the 13th century	309

Popes not infallible	330

Strictures on Fleurys dissertation	344

120	347

Rule of St Francis	348

It would be better to send philosophers and students than missionaries	391

Jews massacred by the Pastoureaux	393

Literature and opinions of the fourteenth century	400

The use of philology and polite literature	406

Conviction cannot be compelled	412

Folly of disputing about trifles	418

PAGE	423

Gregorys decree about the procession of the Holy Ghost	424

Tascodrogita heretics	427

Isdegardes the last king of the Persians	429

Schools at various places and university at Paris	430

Characteristics of true miracles	431

206	432

155	434