Ten Reasons, Proposed to His Adversaries for Disputation in the Name of the Faith And Presented to the Illustrious Members of Our Universities
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I. 1, hist. cap. 7.
G 82 EDMUNDI CAMPIANI onusti. Haec portentosa et efferata bellua, Sar- raceni, Turcae, nisi a nostris ordinibus militiae sacrae, 1 nisi a nostris principibus et populis ac- cisa fuisset ac repressa, per Lutherum quidem, (cui gratias hoc nomine Solymanus Turcus litteris egisse dicitur), et per lutheranos regulos (quibus Tur- corurn progressio laetabilis existimatur) ; haec, in- quam, Erinnys f uriosa et exitiosa mortalibus, totam iam depopularetur et vastaret Europam ; neque ...in- diligentius altaria et signa crucis, quam ipse Cal- vinus everteret. Ergo nostri hostes illi sunt proprii, utpote nostrorum industria a christianorum iugulis repulsi.
Haeretici. — Despectemus in haereticos, faeces, et folles, et alimenta gehennae. Primus occurrit Simon Magus. Quid ille? " Eripiebat homini li- beram 2 voluntatem; solam fidem 3 percrepabat." Mox Novatianus: Quis? Antipapa Cornelio, 4 Pon- tifici Romano, " hostis sacramentorum poenitentiae et chrismatis." 5 Deinde Manes Persa: hie doce- bat " baptismum salutem 6 non conferre." Post Aerius Arianus " preces damnabat pro mortuis, 7 confundebat episcopis sacer dotes." Hinc Aerius " solam 8 et ipse fidem personabat," cognominatus atheos 9 non minus quam Lucianus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. 1, hist. cap. 7.
G 82 EDMUNDI CAMPIANI onusti. Haec portentosa et efferata bellua, Sar- raceni, Turcae, nisi a nostris ordinibus militiae sacrae, 1 nisi a nostris principibus et populis ac- cisa fuisset ac repressa, per Lutherum quidem, (cui gratias hoc nomine Solymanus Turcus litteris egisse dicitur), et per lutheranos regulos (quibus Tur- corurn progressio laetabilis existimatur) ; haec, in- quam, Erinnys f uriosa et exitiosa mortalibus, totam iam depopularetur et vastaret Europam ; neque ...in- diligentius altaria et signa crucis, quam ipse Cal- vinus everteret. Ergo nostri hostes illi sunt proprii, utpote nostrorum industria a christianorum iugulis repulsi.
Haeretici. — Despectemus in haereticos, faeces, et folles, et alimenta gehennae. Primus occurrit Simon Magus. Quid ille? " Eripiebat homini li- beram 2 voluntatem; solam fidem 3 percrepabat." Mox Novatianus: Quis? Antipapa Cornelio, 4 Pon- tifici Romano, " hostis sacramentorum poenitentiae et chrismatis." 5 Deinde Manes Persa: hie doce- bat " baptismum salutem 6 non conferre." Post Aerius Arianus " preces damnabat pro mortuis, 7 confundebat episcopis sacer dotes." Hinc Aerius " solam 8 et ipse fidem personabat," cognominatus atheos 9 non minus quam Lucianus.
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