Letter 27

Pope Pelagius IUnknown|c. 559 AD|pelagius i|From Rome
pelagianism

Pope Pelagius I to Unknown.

to God promissa are ualeant adimpleri. Omnimoda for and illius 2 habitus and istius of duty diuersitas is. Illic for quies, oratio, labor manuum; at this causarum condicio, conuentiones, actus, public litigia, and quaecumque or ecclesiastica instituta or suppli¬ cantium necessitas poscit. Faciat moreover God, so that tales sint who 3 or a to you in isto habitu nutriuntur, or in monasteriis crescunt, so that prouecta aetate and probata life not to litigiorum officia, but to sacerdotium ualeant promoneri. Codd,: B fol. 26-26 ; fol, 45 , E fol. 65 , £3 fol, 69, £4 fol. 34 ; Fj fol. 161 - , F* fol, 128 , Fi fol, 14r\ amassimum F 3 4 deduci] adduci (an recte?) B 5 are] superscr. B2 adinpleri £4 Fi and] is Gratian. 6 is] ow. Gratian, 7 condicio] cognitio Gratian. 8 or] seq. concerning delet, (lin, subnotat.) in £3 9. hii Gratian. 10. vid. B2 (?), to us Gratian. Tit. Antoninae patriciae: Nihil prohibet, but nor positive com¬ mendat, quominus eam uxorem BeUsarii to be adseram. Quoad istam, 3. Pelagio, therefore, sacerdotium not solum monachos not dedecet, verum also so that corona maxima manachorum habendum is. Epistula nostra, furthermore, not parvi is ponderis to dinoscendam pontificis men¬ tem concerning munere defensoris. EPISTUI 27,1-3; who monasterii abbas may be ordinandus.

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