Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 The Henrician canons
- 2 The Reformatio legum ecdesiasticarum
- Signs used in the text
- The Reformation of the Ecclesiastical Laws
- Royal proclamation of King Edward VI
- 1 Of The Highest Trinity And The Catholic Faith
- 2 Of Heresies
- 3 Of Judgments Against Heresies
- 4 [Of] Blasphemy in Which
- 5 Of Sacraments
- 6 Of Idolatry and Other Like Crimes
- 7 Of Preachers
- 8 Of Matrimony
- 9 Of Degrees Prohibited in Matrimony
- 10 Of Adultery and Divorce
- 11 Of Those to be Admitted to Ecclesiastical Benefices
- 12 Of The Resignation or Abandonment of Benefices
- 13 Of The Exchange of Ecclesiastical Benefices
- 14 Of Purgation
- 15 Of Dilapidations
- 16 Of Alienating or Letting Church Property
- 17 Of an Election
- 18 Of Conferring Ecclesiastical Benefices Without Loss
- 19 Of The Services Of The Church
- 20 Of The Church And its Ministers, And their Offices
- 21 Of Churchwardens
- 22 Of Parish Boundaries1
- 23 Of Schools And Schoolmasters1
- 24 Of Universities, Particularly of the Heads of Colleges
- 25 Of Tithes
- 26 Of Visitations
- 27 Of Testaments
- 28 Of Ecclesiastical Penalties
- 29 Of Suspension
- 30 Of the Deduction of Fruits or Sequestration, as it is Commonly Called, for Different Reasons
- 31 Of Deprivation
- 32 Of Excommunication
- 33 A form for Reconciling Excommunicates
- 34 Of Judgments, and when Someone Ought to take Action or Agree to Them
- 35 Of Crimes
- 36 Of Judgments
- 37 Of the Office and Jurisdiction of all Judges
- 38 Of the Joinder of Issue
- 39 Of Oaths and Perjury
- 40 Of the Oath Against Calumny
- 41 Of Trials
- 42 Of Possession
- 43 Of [The] Credence [Given to Documents]
- 44 Of the Crime of Forgery
- 45 Of Witnesses and their Sayings
- 46 Of Custom
- 47 Of Prescriptions
- 48 Of Violent Striking of Clerks
- 49 Of Presumptions
- 50 Of Defamations
- 51 Of Respitings or Dilations
- 52 Of Exceptions
- 53 Of the Sentence and Judgment Rendered
- 54 Of Appeals
- 55 Of the Rules of Law
- 3 Appendixes
- 4 Indexes of sources and references
- Subject index
- Bibliography
- Miscellaneous Endmatter
24 - Of Universities, Particularly of the Heads of Colleges
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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 September 2018
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 The Henrician canons
- 2 The Reformatio legum ecdesiasticarum
- Signs used in the text
- The Reformation of the Ecclesiastical Laws
- Royal proclamation of King Edward VI
- 1 Of The Highest Trinity And The Catholic Faith
- 2 Of Heresies
- 3 Of Judgments Against Heresies
- 4 [Of] Blasphemy in Which
- 5 Of Sacraments
- 6 Of Idolatry and Other Like Crimes
- 7 Of Preachers
- 8 Of Matrimony
- 9 Of Degrees Prohibited in Matrimony
- 10 Of Adultery and Divorce
- 11 Of Those to be Admitted to Ecclesiastical Benefices
- 12 Of The Resignation or Abandonment of Benefices
- 13 Of The Exchange of Ecclesiastical Benefices
- 14 Of Purgation
- 15 Of Dilapidations
- 16 Of Alienating or Letting Church Property
- 17 Of an Election
- 18 Of Conferring Ecclesiastical Benefices Without Loss
- 19 Of The Services Of The Church
- 20 Of The Church And its Ministers, And their Offices
- 21 Of Churchwardens
- 22 Of Parish Boundaries1
- 23 Of Schools And Schoolmasters1
- 24 Of Universities, Particularly of the Heads of Colleges
- 25 Of Tithes
- 26 Of Visitations
- 27 Of Testaments
- 28 Of Ecclesiastical Penalties
- 29 Of Suspension
- 30 Of the Deduction of Fruits or Sequestration, as it is Commonly Called, for Different Reasons
- 31 Of Deprivation
- 32 Of Excommunication
- 33 A form for Reconciling Excommunicates
- 34 Of Judgments, and when Someone Ought to take Action or Agree to Them
- 35 Of Crimes
- 36 Of Judgments
- 37 Of the Office and Jurisdiction of all Judges
- 38 Of the Joinder of Issue
- 39 Of Oaths and Perjury
- 40 Of the Oath Against Calumny
- 41 Of Trials
- 42 Of Possession
- 43 Of [The] Credence [Given to Documents]
- 44 Of the Crime of Forgery
- 45 Of Witnesses and their Sayings
- 46 Of Custom
- 47 Of Prescriptions
- 48 Of Violent Striking of Clerks
- 49 Of Presumptions
- 50 Of Defamations
- 51 Of Respitings or Dilations
- 52 Of Exceptions
- 53 Of the Sentence and Judgment Rendered
- 54 Of Appeals
- 55 Of the Rules of Law
- 3 Appendixes
- 4 Indexes of sources and references
- Subject index
- Bibliography
- Miscellaneous Endmatter
Summary
The founders shall ensure that from now on the heads shall be presbyters* sound in matters of and that they practise the true religion, and that they shall promote advance sound doctrine in everyway, and every year each of the heads shall preach at some point in the university church.
Of maintaining the proper number of scholars in the colleges.
The number of scholars prescribed by the statutes shall not be decreased, but even if at some point the full quota cannot be maintained, either because of some problem with the funding or because of some other very great necessity, the full and complete number shall be kept up in the theological faculty.
The negligence of scholars shall be punished.
If those who are devoted to theology or to other kinds of learning fail to attend the lectures relating to their subject, whether public or private within their college, they shall be fined a part of their annual stipend at the discretion of the head of the college, unless they have been kept away by poor health.
Of admitting theologians to degrees.
When theological students are to be made bachelors or doctors they shall be diligently examined questioned on disputed articles points in religion, and they ad hos gradus admittantur, nisi quoad legitimam veramque intelligentiam in articulis illic capitibus propositis consenserint et subscripserint [57b] et sermone et subscriptione velint agnoscere.
Ut in academiis non commorentur qui habent sacerdotia.
In academiis et collegiis non ferantur remaneant, qui sacerdotia sunt adsecuti quibus animarum cura coniuncta est, cum praesentes illorum ad pascendum gregem sibi commissum praesentia requira/itur. Quia tamen primitiae ab eis solvendae sunt, pro primo/i anno/i respectu, cum fuerint socii collegiorum, inde tantum emolumenti accipiant, quantum eis daretur ad annuam substantiam sustentationem anni totius impensas sustentandas, si in collegiis adessent. Qui vero praebendas nacti fuerint absque cura animarum, si primitias cogantur solvere, primo anno impensis collegii sui vivere poterunt, quo elapso ministro, tum ad suas ecclesias ire deinde suis ecclesiis inservire coge/antur, nisi fortasse ab episcopo et capitulo suo facultatem habuerint potestatem impetraverint commorandi ad aliquod tempus in academia, ut in titulis capitibus ‘De admittendis ad ecclesiastica beneficia’, et ‘De praebendariis’ antea cautum est; quo tempore suis ipsorum vivent impensis, neque a collegiis victum impensas accipient, cum illis aliunde prospectum sit.
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- Tudor Church ReformThe Henrician Canons Of 1535 and the Reformatio Legum Ecclesiasticarum, pp. 382 - 385Publisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2000