 | Jean Henri Merle d'Aubigné - Reformation - 1849 - 540 pages
...more the people blessed him." J — " Moderate your tyranny," said the archbishop to the pontiff, " for the Lord said to Peter, Feed my sheep, and not shear them, flay them, or devour them." § The pope smiled and let the bishop speak, because the king allowed... | |
 | Jean Henri Merle d'Aubigné - Reformation - 1853 - 550 pages
...more the people blessed him." J — " Moderate your tyranny," said the archbishop to the pontiff, " for the Lord said to Peter, Feed my sheep, and not shear them, flay them, or devour them." § The pope smiled and let the bishop speak, because the king allowed... | |
 | Matthew Paris - Great Britain - 1854 - 542 pages
...to be established as ruler of thy Church, because (as God knows, and as is no secret to the world) I refused to admit unknown and utterly unworthy persons...Archbishop Sewal, or the said Robert, bishop of Lincoln. AD 1258.] FAMINE IN ENGLAND. 283 Of the miracle of the water turned into wine. It happened one day,... | |
 | Matthew Paris - Great Britain - 1854 - 528 pages
..." In revealing the disgrace of thy father, thou art like Ham ; like Shem in concealing it." In bis letter, therefore, as the aforesaid Robert, bishop...conceived the greatest indignation that they broke oflt into such great presumption as to trouble him, the pope, in any way whatever ; and he refused... | |
 | William Henry Dixon - Biography - 1863 - 714 pages
...bade him imitate the humility of his sainted predecessors, and not to tyrannize over the church, " for the Lord said to Peter, feed my sheep, and not, shear them, skin them, tear out their entrails, or eat them up." This was strong language; but it seems only... | |
 | A. Tyndale - 1870 - 472 pages
...Well may we here quote the words of Jewel, Archbishop of York, to the I'ope, " Moderate your tyranny ; for the Lord said to Peter, ' Feed my sheep,' and not shear them, flay them, or devour them.'' deny, as they do that the Scriptures are hy them continually committed... | |
 | Robert Sangster Rait - Church of England - 1911 - 372 pages
...sank under his troubles, and as a dying man entreated the Pope not to tyrannise over the Church, " For the Lord said to Peter, ' Feed My sheep,' and not ' Shear them, skin them, tear out their entrails or eat them up.' " 1 On the Easter Day before his death in... | |
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Jordan, who was gaping after the decanal office ; he repeated, he bore all this with patience, that he might not be said to be ridiculing the disgrace of his father, like Ham, by revealing it, but to be anxious to hide and veil it like Shem, often recalling... 