8th century (source section) · Source account
Special Account Of Clement, According To P. J. Twisck.
Original historical wording. Century of containing source section; exact event date not assigned Earlier accounts express the book’s perspective on Christian continuity.
“Clemens Scotus, a faithful disciple of Bishop Adelbert, taught with great power in France and 223 Germany, especially in Bavaria and Franconia, that the Pope ought not to have so much power; that he (the Pope) very improperly would forbid the priests (or teachers) to marry; that he introduced many new and unknown ceremonies into the church, and originated false doctrines. He (Clement) was condemned without a hearing or examination, and his writings or books were burned.” Chron., page 258, col. 2, and 259, col. 1, from Joh. Munst., fol. 125. Aventin., lib. 3. Chron. Seb. Fr., fol. 54.
Original heading and source location
SPECIAL ACCOUNT OF CLEMENT, ACCORDING TO P. J. TWISCK.
First Part. · AN ACCOUNT OF THOSE WHO SUFFERED IN THE EIGHTH CENTURY.
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