[i69] to,o,v with the Lads in the fireets;pag.524: The 14:( he 1-1:qb in his Poems de vitafua, pag. 24, 2,5 . k 27. O 9re.9'.401, &c. Eterdm gagifiri plebis dtpe antifiites,' "Sott-, deity:, es fpiritos,(9- qui thronis " Fundigat ab aitis vtrba queis patiturfalus, Curlifq5 Fict-m :miter qui predicant, e` in aac media vocibus " Tabto fhrere fe pctura fibi nvicem " Timultuando,contrabendo Carpendopie ,mutuo efferâ, " Saiienclo mentis tt fclent fanat impotes " .badando guar quis amt pi adarí queat " .Rabida imperandi dm tenet mente fitis ; cc ( 6)14 inany iftaverbis, e quibus digne elopar ?) "Orb, rn univerfrmprorftis ut divulferint, e` &thug; jam 6'. Hefperumfcindit magis t` ..4rde4.1 fimultas, quam lici vol climata ; " Namq; ilia fi non finis, d- media uniunt "At 1:105 kgare vinculum nullum poteg.: " Non caufa, Pietas, (bilis hoc excogitat mentiendum plena,: fed Lis ob Throlos Lcc kpdnam ho.ç vocarim ? Prafules? Non Prafules: [* Some fay that Gregoyhiinfelf forfook the place ; but it wLs. when he law that they would put himout Some lay that it was riot the fame Council that put him in, but it is m errcur. When Meierivs Was dead, more Bilhops came fromEgypt and turned the ffie2 In. And they named many to foceed him,!to theEmperour; out of whom he choie an unbartlzecl Layman 1earzzis NUT; h. i. 12. c. 15. fothat theEruLcrour then chofe the Elliot) in that manner.] Are riot axle doleful Narratives ard Chara- Cers of thofe 'Primitive Bifhops (even in thole happy
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