The False Decretals
The False Decretals
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1320. A phrase from St. Leo is given under St. Leo and not under Soterius, c. Iii, H. , p. 124 ; Fabianus, c. Vii, p. 160 ; Felix, I, c. Ixxxii, p. 206 ; Marcus, c. Iii, p. 454 ; . Anastasius, p. 526. Another phrase of St. Leo is given under him (Migne, CXXII, 1320) instead of under Damasus, H. , p. 513, as in the Decretals of the Pseudo-Isidore.
•"Migne, CXXIX, col. 788, cf. H. , p. 452.
THE INFLUENCE OF THE FALSE DECRETALS 57 Pseudo-Isidore can only be found in scattered canoni- cal collectio...ns/^ The immediate influence of the False Decre- tals in their aggressive character on the Church at Rome was almost as negligible as on the Church in Gaul. They happily confirmed and strengthened three Papal principles which had been alive before they reached Rome, but their part in the develop- ment of Papal supremacy was comparatively insig- nificant. Without the False Decretals Nicholas I was sure to have effected the same mode of govern- ment, and the principles of Nicholas I were the principles of Gregory VII and Innocent III.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1320. A phrase from St. Leo is given under St. Leo and not under Soterius, c. Iii, H. , p. 124 ; Fabianus, c. Vii, p. 160 ; Felix, I, c. Ixxxii, p. 206 ; Marcus, c. Iii, p. 454 ; . Anastasius, p. 526. Another phrase of St. Leo is given under him (Migne, CXXII, 1320) instead of under Damasus, H. , p. 513, as in the Decretals of the Pseudo-Isidore.
•"Migne, CXXIX, col. 788, cf. H. , p. 452.
THE INFLUENCE OF THE FALSE DECRETALS 57 Pseudo-Isidore can only be found in scattered canoni- cal collectio...ns/^ The immediate influence of the False Decre- tals in their aggressive character on the Church at Rome was almost as negligible as on the Church in Gaul. They happily confirmed and strengthened three Papal principles which had been alive before they reached Rome, but their part in the develop- ment of Papal supremacy was comparatively insig- nificant. Without the False Decretals Nicholas I was sure to have effected the same mode of govern- ment, and the principles of Nicholas I were the principles of Gregory VII and Innocent III.
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