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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 2, 2 A (shelfmark LH 1, 2, 2a)
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citats
Flibertinum, Friburiense, atque alia, quae Gratianus 
taceam, ipse Ambrosius, vir sanctissimus viro, inquit
licet ducere aliam, se dimiserit oxorem peccantem; et
notum est, qued rescripserint Zacharias  Gregorius
Pontifices Lonanis Nihilominus praevaluit tandem
seuerior Augustini sententia, ad id contendens, quod
canque
rectius et melius est, m Mileuitano Concilio expres.
sam, et praxi Ecclesia roboratam; ipsa Synodus Tri
dentina denique nonprallia etiam verbis reten-
tis, confirmanit, cuius ita habet canon: Si quis
dixerit, Ecclesiam errare, cum doruit et docit
nsiuxta Zuangelicam et Apostolicam doctrinam)
propter adulterium alterius coniugum matrimon
nnui vinculum non posse dissolui, Anathema sit. Ubi
l
tamen temperamento synodus usa est, et non eos
jam
dnaret, quicontrarium sensere, ut quales fuere
viri magni complures, sed tantum eos, qui Ecdle
egregie deferso. Jiam hic errare dicerent; quorum pertinacia
merito dicitus Anathema. Hoc tamen non ita
recipiendum esse arbitror, quasi Ecclesia, quae et
iam obmaximas rationes polygamiam indulgere
posset, divortium non possit; sed hoc statuitus secun-
dum expressam Christi sententiam, diuortium non mi–
primaeuae scopo contrarium esse
nus, quam polygamiam, divinae legi, qua tantum
duos
Id. Bonifacio.