The Rise of the Papacy Ad 385 461
The Rise of the Papacy Ad 385 461
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For the important bearing of this transaction upon the subsequent relations of Pope and metropolitans, see Gieseler, Compendium of Ecclesiastical History, i, § 92, p. 265.
2 Bonif. , Ep. , iv, 3 ; cf. Also Soc, H. E. , vii, 36.
AUTOCRACY AND INDEPENDENCE 90, to Corinth, and on the death of the metropolitan was raised to that important see. The Pope was now asked to ratify the election, a thing which, in itself, he was quite willing, even eager, to do ; but he raised objection to the form in whi...ch the request had been presented as irregular, because it had not passed through the hands of, and been forwarded to him by Rufus, Archbishop of Thessalonica, to whom, as Vicar of the Apos- tolic See, he had delegated his authority over the Illyrian provinces. To Rufus therefore he referred the matter in a letter bearing the date September 19, 419. After complimenting the Archbishop upon his effective discharge of duty as Vicar of the Apostolic See — upon the duties of which high office he enlarged in a tone of much authority — and after expressing himself strongly as to the providential character of Perigenes' appointment, the Pope went on to add that, for the sake of order and discipline, he could take no further action in the matter until the question of the appointment had been for- mally brought before him by Rufus himself, as papal vicar, " in order, " as he said, " that both the authority of the Apostolic See, and Your Grace's due meed of honour (et Dilectionis tuae honorificentia) might be conserved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the important bearing of this transaction upon the subsequent relations of Pope and metropolitans, see Gieseler, Compendium of Ecclesiastical History, i, § 92, p. 265.
2 Bonif. , Ep. , iv, 3 ; cf. Also Soc, H. E. , vii, 36.
AUTOCRACY AND INDEPENDENCE 90, to Corinth, and on the death of the metropolitan was raised to that important see. The Pope was now asked to ratify the election, a thing which, in itself, he was quite willing, even eager, to do ; but he raised objection to the form in whi...ch the request had been presented as irregular, because it had not passed through the hands of, and been forwarded to him by Rufus, Archbishop of Thessalonica, to whom, as Vicar of the Apos- tolic See, he had delegated his authority over the Illyrian provinces. To Rufus therefore he referred the matter in a letter bearing the date September 19, 419. After complimenting the Archbishop upon his effective discharge of duty as Vicar of the Apostolic See — upon the duties of which high office he enlarged in a tone of much authority — and after expressing himself strongly as to the providential character of Perigenes' appointment, the Pope went on to add that, for the sake of order and discipline, he could take no further action in the matter until the question of the appointment had been for- mally brought before him by Rufus himself, as papal vicar, " in order, " as he said, " that both the authority of the Apostolic See, and Your Grace's due meed of honour (et Dilectionis tuae honorificentia) might be conserved.
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