The Great Controversy - Righteousness is Love

531ORIGINAL TEXT PAGE 57. THE DICTATE OF HILDEBRAND(GREGORY VII).--FOR THE ORIGINAL LATIN VERSION SEEBARONIUS, ANNALES ECCLESIASTICI, ANN. 1076, VOL. 17, PP. 405,406 OF THE PARIS PRINTING OF 1869; AND THE MONUMENTAGERMANIAE HISTORICA SELECTA, VOL. 3, P. 17. FOR AN ENGLISHTRANSLATION SEE FREDERIC A. OGG, SOURCE BOOK OFMEDIEVAL HISTORY (NEW YORK: AMERICAN BOOK CO., 1907),CH. 6, SEC. 45, PP. 262-264; AND OLIVER J. THATCHER ANDEDGAR H. MCNEAL, SOURCE BOOK FOR MEDIEVAL HISTORY(NEW YORK: CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, 1905), SEC. 3, ITEM 65,PP. 136-139.FOR A DISCUSSION OF THE BACKGROUND OF THE DICTATE, SEEJAMES BRYCE, THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, REV. ED., CH. 10; ANDJAMES W. THOMPSON AND EDGAR N. JOHNSON, ANINTRODUCTION TO MEDIEVAL EUROPE, 300-1500, PAGES 377-380.ORIGINAL TEXT PAGE 59. PURGATORY.--DR. JOSEPH FAA DIBRUNO THUS DEFINES PURGATORY: "PURGATORY IS A STATEOF SUFFERING AFTER THIS LIFE, IN WHICH THOSE SOULS AREFOR A TIME DETAINED, WHO DEPART THIS LIFE AFTER THEIRDEADLY SINS HAVE BEEN REMITTED AS TO THE STAIN ANDGUILT, AND AS TO THE EVERLASTING PAIN THAT WAS DUE TOTHEM; BUT WHO HAVE ON ACCOUNT OF THOSE SINS STILLSOME DEBT OF TEMPORAL PUNISHMENT TO PAY; AS ALSOTHOSE SOULS WHICH LEAVE THIS WORLD GUILTY ONLY OFVENIAL SINS."--CATHOLIC BELIEF (1884 ED.; IMPRIMATURARCHBISHOP OF NEW YORK), PAGE 196.SEE ALSO K. R. HAGENBACH, COMPENDIUM OF THE HISTORY OFDOCTRINES (T. AND T. CLARK ED.) VOL. 1, PP. 234-237, 405, 408;VOL. 2, PP. 135-150, 308, 309; CHARLES ELLIOTT, DELINEATION OFROMAN CATHOLICISM, B. 2, CH. 12; THE CATHOLICENCYCLOPEDIA, VOL. 12, ART. "PURGATORY."ORIGINAL TEXT PAGE 59. INDULGENCES.--FOR A DETAILEDHISTORY OF THE DOCTRINE OF INDULGENCES SEE MANDELLCREIGHTON, A HISTORY OF THE PAPACY FROM THE GREATSCHISM TO THE SACK OF ROME (LONDON: LONGMANS, GREENAND CO., 1911), VOL. 5, PP. 56-64, 71; W.H. KENT, "INDULGENCES,"