| Edmund Gibson - 1848 - 388 pages
...doing her service. But we must not overlook St. Prosper' s verses, in his book De Ingratis, viz. : Sedes Roma Petri, quse pastoralis honoris Facta caput mundo, quicquid non possidet armis, Religione tenet ie " Rome, the seat of Peter, being made the head of pastoral honour in the world,... | |
| Robert Isaac Wilberforce - Authority - 1854 - 312 pages
...always called the See of St. Peter. So it is styled by St. Cyprian, and universally by later writers. " Sedes Roma Petri, quse pastoralis honoris Facta caput mundo, quicquid non possidet armis Religione tenet.'" When describing the election of Cornelius, St. Cyprian says that it happened when... | |
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