53 The idea is thrice repeated; “fideles tam seorsim singuli quam simul
omnes officio ... veræ obedientiæ obstringuntur,” is said once again
in the _Schema_.
_ 54 Correspondance_, Paris, i. 247.
55 [A writer in the Cologne _Rheinischer Merkur_ of May 14, a newly
started organ of Liberal Catholic principles, conducted entirely by
priests, learnedly discusses the question “whether St. Thomas
Aquinas taught Papal Infallibility,” and comes to the conclusion
that, in spite of the influence of these forged authorities on his
mind, he did not.—TR.]
56 Navagero, _Relazione_, p. 389 in the Venetian Collection, ed.
Alberi, i. 7.
57 “Ammantar la pigrizia di superiorità, sottrarsi alla noja d’esaminar
le quistioni col disprezarle, sono vezzi troppo communi in Italia, e
il beffarsi di questi pesanti Tedeschi, che vanno a cercare la fin
dei fini. Ma in tal caso rassegniamoci a vederci trattati, da questi
di negligenza e di spensierataggine quando accettiamo a occhi
bendati carte, falsificate da tristi speculatori o da sbadati
raccoglitori,” etc.—_Archivo Storico Italiano_, 1860, xii. 19.
58 [It was originally intended for public use also, and is still
recited publicly by Cathedral Chapters and religions communities.
Some portions of it, as Vespers and Compline, are often used in
parish churches also, especially in France.—TR.]