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Title: Codex juris ecclesiastici anglicani, or, The statutes, constitutions, canons, rubricks and articles, of the Church of England, methodically digested under their proper heads. : with a commentary, historical and juridical : before it, is an introductory discourse, concerning the present state of the power, discipline and laws, of the Church of England, and after it, an appendix of instruments, ancient and modern
Year: 1713 (1710s)
Authors: Church of England Gibson, Edmund, 1669-1748 Baskett, John, 1666 or 7-1742
Subjects: Ecclesiastical law
Publisher: London : Printed by J. Baskett ... : and by the assigns of Thomas Newcomb, and Henry Hills, deceas'd : and are to be sold by R. Whitledge ...
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
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that no Alan hereafter Jhall either Print or Preach todraw the Article a fide any w«y, but jhall fub-mit to it in the plain and full meaning thereof Iand Jliall not put his own Senfe or Ccmment tv bethe meaning of the Article, but jliall take it inthe Literal and Gri mmatical Senfe. That if any pubiick Reader in cither Our JJniverfities, or any Head or Majler of e Culhge,or any other Per fan refpcilively in either of them,(iiall affix any new Scr.fe to any Ankle, or fordlpublic kly Read, Determine or Hold any publickDifputation, or ftffer any Juch to be Held citherway, in either the Univerfitics or Colleges refpetlively ; or if any Divine in the Univerfities(hall Preach or Print any thing cither way, etherthen is already Ejlablijlied in Convocation withOur Royal Affent, he, or they the Offenders,(hall be liable to Our Difpleafure, and the ChurchesCenfure in cur Commiffion Ecclefiaftical, as wellas any other ; And We will fee there jhall be dueExecution upon them. ArticjesReligion of
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;Cap. I. TIT. XVI. PREACHING of HereticalDoctrines; and of H e r e s i e , andHereticks, A.D.ijSr. HereticalPreaching,and Teachixg, re-rftained intime ofPopery. The Contents. GAP. I. Heretical Preaching, and Teach-ings retrained by Statutes in the times o/Popery. CAP. II. Heretical Preaching, and Teach-ing, retrained by Constitutions Provinical, m thetimes of P o p e r y CAP. III. Heresie,WHereticks, as defined,and retrained, in the time of King Henry theEighth. CAP. IV. He r e s i e and Hereticks, in the Protestant Senfe. C A P. I. Heretical Preaching, and Teaching, re/trainedby Statutes in the times o/Popery. 5 Ric. II. Gap. 5.An Act againft Treachers of Herefie. Tem, fojafmtufj as it ts openly fenohm, that there be titers cttl perfons toithin thejUcalm, going from county to comity, anD from toton to tou.ni, in certain habitsuncer Diffimulation of great rjoltncfs, anD toitbont tbc licence of tlje £T>,zcjinartcsof the places, 0; other fufficicnt autbouty, pleaching Daily, not onl

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