A Text book of Church History volume 1
A Text book of Church History volume 1
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10, 17, xvi. 6), so from the begin- ning the Chnstiaus also, according to 1 Cor. Vi. 1, ff. , in order to establish the relation. ? subsisting among them by the gospel, not by a heathen ti-ibunal. The Roman juris prudence favored generally procedure by arbitration, as Digest, lib. Iv. Tit. 8 : De receptis. Qui arbitrium receperant, ut senteMtiam dicaut, and in order to make the arbiti-ation sen tence secure, prescribed a penal clause to be inserted in the compromise. The Christians were accusto...med to choose tlieir bishops as umpires. Their decisions required no such safeguard, but were sufficiently protected by religious awe. Respecting this point, see Const. Afip. Ii. 45-53. According to chapter 47, Monday is said to be the episcopal judicial day on which the bishop, surrounded by his presbyters and deacons, hears the contending parties, and also complaints regarding unchristian conduct. First of all, the other clergy attempt to reconcile the parties, and if this proves ineffectual, the episcopal sentence succeeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10, 17, xvi. 6), so from the begin- ning the Chnstiaus also, according to 1 Cor. Vi. 1, ff. , in order to establish the relation. ? subsisting among them by the gospel, not by a heathen ti-ibunal. The Roman juris prudence favored generally procedure by arbitration, as Digest, lib. Iv. Tit. 8 : De receptis. Qui arbitrium receperant, ut senteMtiam dicaut, and in order to make the arbiti-ation sen tence secure, prescribed a penal clause to be inserted in the compromise. The Christians were accusto...med to choose tlieir bishops as umpires. Their decisions required no such safeguard, but were sufficiently protected by religious awe. Respecting this point, see Const. Afip. Ii. 45-53. According to chapter 47, Monday is said to be the episcopal judicial day on which the bishop, surrounded by his presbyters and deacons, hears the contending parties, and also complaints regarding unchristian conduct. First of all, the other clergy attempt to reconcile the parties, and if this proves ineffectual, the episcopal sentence succeeds.
What to read after A Text book of Church History volume 1?
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