Truth Triumphant - Benjamin G. Wilkinson

he wished to reduce all kingdoms into fiefs of
St. Peter, i.e., of the Roman pontiffs; and to
subject all causes of kings and princes, and the
interests of the whole world, to the arbitrament
[judgment] of an assembly of bishops, who
should meet annually at Rome.” Mosheim,
Institutes of Ecclesiastical History, b. 3, cent.
11, pt. 2, ch. 2, par. 10.
53. Muston, The Israel of the Alps, vol. 1, pp. 3,
14, note l.
54. See Peter of Cluny, Tractatus Contra
Petrobrussianos, found in Migne, Patrologia
Latina, vol. 189, pp. 720-850.
55. White, Bishop of Eli, A Treatise on the Sabbath
Day, page 8, found in Fisher, Tracts on the
Sabbath.
56. Gui, Manuel d’ Inquisiteur, vol. 1, p. 37. Pope
Innocent III was the inspiring force in
legalizing the Inquisition; Dominic became its
founder; Francis dragged the unoffending
evangelicals to its prisons; but Bernard Gui
drew up the processes of condemning and of
afflicting the victims.
57. “Dicti sunt et Insabbatati: non ‘quod nullum
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