144 D’Argentré, _Collectio Judiciorum_, Paris, 1728, iii. 297.

_ 145 Clementin._ i. 5, De Usuris, tit. 5.

146 [On this subject, as also on persecution, the reader may profitably

consult _Papal Infallibility and Persecution; Papal Infallibility_

and _Usury_. By an English Catholic. Macmillan, 1870.—TR.]

147 [This had been protested against by the minority. Cf. _supr._ pp.

327-8.]

148 The text of the speech, as it is now printed in the journals, has

been subsequently corrected and toned down.

149 “Il est sans doute de certaines fonctions où, tenant, pour ainsi

dire, la place de Dieu, nous semblons être participants de sa

connaissance, aussi bien que de son autorité,” etc.—Lemontey, p. 151

(éd. de Bruxelles).

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