their . Councils abridged. 399 ny old Canons) that no fees be taken for Sacraments or Burials : &c. Another that no Clergy -men fhould keep their Concubines PZIBLICKLT in their lodgings, nor elfe where go to them with fcandal' (A good caution for their credit.) § 204. CCCCXLI. A German Council lamenting that Clergy-men kept their Concubines publickly and would not difmifs them, forbids this publick keeping of them, C. i, a, 3, 5. But dealeth gently with them. But C. 6. thole that preach when the Bifhop filenceth them, it [maketh infamous and intefiable, cafling them out without hope of mercy or refiitution, ab officio et beneficio, and rendering them uncapable for the time to come. Here the Popes Legate demanded out of every Cathedral two Pre- bends to begiven to Rome (And great reafon that he that giveth all, even Bifhopricks and Kingdoms fhould have force again, even what he will.) But it was denied. § zog. CCCCXLII. Alfo in a Synod at Wefiminfier An. 122.6. the Pope demanding two Prebends out of every Cathedral, the King anfwered that the matter belonged to all Chrifßendom, and whek he faw what other Kingdoms did herein, he would give his an- fiver. -0 § 206. Gregory 9th. is next Pope: He commanded; the Emperor Friderick ad. to go recover 7erufalem, and excornmunicateth him as a diffembler for his delaies: He re-Sainteth St. Francis and St. Dominick. He ablolveth the Emperor upon his payment of an hundred and twenty thoufand ounces of Gold for damage. The greateff fedition The Em'. and herefie (faith Platina) role at Rome that ever was there, fo peror that the Pope was banifhed ; But a plague ended it that left-fcarce the ftithMat. tenth man alive. Again the Senators and the Pope agree not about Le- P; ced; to giflation, and the Pope is fain to be gone again, and- the Emperor return to promife him that their coniuni forces fhould affault the Romans. The from le- Emperor faileth, and bids his Souldiers help the Romans, himlelf depar- rrftirm, ring, thePope by mony hireth them tohelp him, and recovereth Rome, z °d' Tea ke He fended' preachers abroad to 'call men to the holy War : He Sainteth because Elizabethdaughter to the King'of Hungary. An Army goeth into Afa the PoFe wish Theobald King of Navarreand others, and is overthrown. He would tookhis go to Rome, but is kept out: The Emperor taketh many Cities in Italy: Çs aU nn Gregory's party get him into the City: He again curfeth the 'Emperor, fence and and depofeth him from his Empire (by his .prefumptuous fentence.) fought to The Venetians help the Pope: The:Emperora -1P&s th`them The Italears'betray are divided. InPifioria two bràtlaers,ori ea iled'i eph an a s f, r' t' Pope, h, Sol 'and theother calied-Gibil tuas futIthe iúmiYerot,' ,¢E'iry z'vas áifïtaderl dan. and i
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