Remains, volume 1
Remains, volume 1
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398, which are not easily reconciled with each other. " Harl. MSS. 426. This document is also of use in elucidating the clause respecting the punishment of heretics. In the printed editions the passage stands thus: <* Consumptis omnibus aliis remediis, ad ex- ** tremum ad civiles magistratus ablegetur puniendus :" whence it has been inferred that the obstinate heretic was to be punished witli death. But in the Harleian MS. the following limitation is added : << vel ut in ** perpetuum pellatur exilium, vel ad aeternas carceris deprimatur ''tenebras, vel alioqui pro magistratus prudenti consideratione plec- ^* tendus, ut maxime illius conversioni expedire videbitur.'* As the code was never published by authority, it is not known with certainty, whether or not this limitation was finally approved by the Commis- sioners. But it proves, on any supposition, the sort of punishment which they contemplated, and tliat death was not, as has been imagined, the necessary consequence of being delivered into the hands of the civil magistrate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
398, which are not easily reconciled with each other. " Harl. MSS. 426. This document is also of use in elucidating the clause respecting the punishment of heretics. In the printed editions the passage stands thus: <* Consumptis omnibus aliis remediis, ad ex- ** tremum ad civiles magistratus ablegetur puniendus :" whence it has been inferred that the obstinate heretic was to be punished witli death. But in the Harleian MS. the following limitation is added : << vel ut in ** perpetuum pellatur exilium, vel ad aeternas carceris deprimatur ''tenebras, vel alioqui pro magistratus prudenti consideratione plec- ^* tendus, ut maxime illius conversioni expedire videbitur.'* As the code was never published by authority, it is not known with certainty, whether or not this limitation was finally approved by the Commis- sioners. But it proves, on any supposition, the sort of punishment which they contemplated, and tliat death was not, as has been imagined, the necessary consequence of being delivered into the hands of the civil magistrate.
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