The Constitutional History and Constitution of the Church of England / / Felix Makower.

• VerfasserIn: Makower, Felix,
• Place / Publishing House: Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [1895]; ©1895
• Year of Publication: 1895
• Edition: Transl. from German, Reprint 2022
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (X, 546 p.)
• Other title: Frontmatter --; NOTE --; CONTENTS --; I. HISTORY OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE CHURCH --; 1. ENGLAND --; A. To the time of the Norman Conquest --; § 1. a. The introduction of Christianity --; § 2. b. Relation of state and church to one another --; § 3. c. Development of the church constitution internally --; B. FROM THE NORMAN CONQUEST TO THE REFORMATION --; §4.a.Relation of state and church to one another --; § 5 b. Development of the church constitution internally --; C. FROM THE REFORMATION TO THE PRESENT DAY --; § 6. a. The reformation --; § 7. b. The struggle against papists and protestant sects at the end of the sixteenth and in the seventeenth century. --; § 8. c. Relation of state and church to one another --; § 9. d. Development of the church constitution internally --; § 10 --; 2. Scotland --; § 11 --; 3. Ireland --; 4. The Colonies and Abroad --; § 12. a. General --; § 13. (6) The United States and American missionary districts --; II. SOURCES OF ECCLESIASTICAL LAW --; § 14. 1. General --; § 15. 2. The Book of Common Prayer --; § 16. 3. Articles of Belief --; III. RELATION OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND TO OTHER CHRISTIAN CHURCHES --; § 17. 1. The relation of the reformed Church of England to the Church in England before the Reformation --; §18. 2. The relation of the reformed Church of England to other Christian Churches of modern times --; § 19. 3. Procedure against heretics --; IV. THE CLERGY AND THEIR ORDERS --; § 20. 1. General --; § 21. 2. Participation of the Clergy in the Deliberations of Parliament --; § 22. 3. History of the Celibacy of the Clergy --; V. THE SEVERAL AUTHORITIES IN THE CHURCH --; 1. THE KING --; A. MEDIEVAL POWERS --; a. In relation to foreign influences --; § 23. 1. The supreme judicial power. Restriction of appeals to the pope --; § 24. 2. Restrictions of the papal legates --; § 25. 3. Restriction on the introduction of bulls --; § 26. 4. Restraint upon ecclesiastical officials as to leaving the realm --; § 27. b. In relation to the national church --; § 28 --; B. THE SUPREMACY OF THE SOVEREIGN AS INTRODUCED BY THE REFORMATION --; Introduction --; 2. Civil Authorities for the Administration of the Church --; A. Authorities of the Reformation time --; § 29. a. Authorities for administering the revenues of the state from various ecclesiastical sources --; §30. b. High commission for ecclesiastical causes --; B. AUTHORITIES OF THE PRESENT TIME --; § 31. The governors of the bounty of queen Anne --; § 32. Ecclesiastical commissioners for England --; 3. Archbishops and Bishops --; § 33. A. Origin of the various Archbishoprics and Bishoprics --; § 34. B. History of the precedence of the Archbishops of Canterbury as against the Archbishops of York --; § 35. C. Rights and duties of the Archbishops --; § 36. D. Rights and duties of the Bishops --; § 37. 4. Chapters --; 5. REPRESENTATIVES AND ASSISTANTS OF THE ARCHBISHOPS AND BISHOPS --; §38. A. ASSISTANTS IN THE EXERCISE OF GOVERNING POWERS --; § 39. B. ASSISTANTS IN THE EXERCISE OF POWER TO CONFIRM, ORDAIN AND CONSECRATE --; § 40. C. ASSISTANTS IN THE EXERCISE OF GOVERNING POWERS AND ALSO IN THAT OF POWERS OF CONFIRMATION, ORDINATION AND CONSECRATION --; § 41. D. ADMINISTRATION OF AN ARCHBISHOPRIC OR BISHOPRIC DURING- VACANCY --; § 42. 6. Archdeacons --; § 43. 7. Rural Deans --; § 44. 8. Parish Priests --; 9. Representatives and Assistants of Parish Priests --; § 45. A. STIPENDIARY CURATES --; §46. B. READERS --; §47. C. DEACONESSES' INSTITUTIONS, SISTERHOODS, BROTHERHOODS --; §48. 10. CHURCHWARDENS --; 11. MINOR OFFICERS --; §49. A. PARISH CLERKS --; §50. B. SEXTONS --; § 51. C. BEADLES --; § 52. D. ORGANISTS --; § 53. 12. Lecturers --; 13. ECCLESIASTICAL ASSEMBLIES --; A. NATIONAL AND PROVINCIAL SYNODS --; § 54. a. Historical --; § 55. The provincial convocations of the present day --; § 56. The houses of laymen --; § 57. B. Diocesan Synods and Diocesan Conferences --; § 58. C. RURAL CHAPTERS --; 14. Ecclesiastical Courts --; A. HISTORICAL --; §59. a. To the Norman conquest --; § 60. b. From the Norman conquest to thereformation --; § 61. c. From the reformation to the present day --; B. THE SEVERAL COURTS --; § 62. a. Royal court --; §63. b. Archiépiscopal courts --; §64. c. Episcopal courts --; §65. Archidiaconal courts --; §66. Other ecclesiastical courts --; APPENDIX --; I. Ordinance of William I touching the competence of ecclesiastical courts --; II. Charter of Stephen, 1136 --; III. Charter of Henry II, 1154 --; IV. Constitutions of Clarendon, 1164 --; V. Documents touching1 the submission of John to the pope's suzerainty, 1213 --; VI. John's charter, 21st November, 1214, touching1 elections of prelates --; VII. Extract from the Magna Carta of 1215 --; VIII. Statutum de Prouisoríbus, 25 Ed. III (1350/1) st. 4 --; IX. Extract from Edward IV's Charter, 2nd November, 1462 --; X. 25 Hen. VIII (1533/4) c 20 ss 3 and 4 touching the mode of filling vacant sees --; XI. The thirty-nine articles of 1563 in the Latin form of 1571 --; XII. Extract from the Canons of 1604 --; XIII. Examples of instruction to and commission of a rural dean in the 19th century --; XIV. Conspectus of literature --; XV. Chronological table of the kings of England from the Norman Conquest to the present day --; INDEX
• Format: Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
• ISBN: 9783112684009
• DOI: 10.1515/9783112684009
• Access: restricted access
• Hierarchical level: Monograph
• Statement of Responsibility: Felix Makower.