An Historical Sketch of Sacerdotal Celibacy in the Christian Church

by Henry Charles Lea

[1457] Quick, Synod. Gall. Reform. I. 18.

[1458] Fleury, Hist. Eccles. Liv. CLVII. Nos. 37-42.

[1459] Chavard, Le Célibat des Prêtres, p. 401.

[1460] Concil. Remens. ann. 1564, Stat. XVII. (Harduin. X. 477).

[1461] Concil. Camerac. ann. 1565, Rubr. VIII. c. 3.—At this council, which was held in June, 1565, the council of Trent was formally adopted. As forming part of Flandre Française, Cambray may properly be considered as French, though Francis I., by the treaty of Madrid in 1526, had been compelled to surrender his sovereignty, and till a hundred years later it continued under Spanish dominion.

[1462] Concil. Camerac. ann. 1567 c. iii. (Hartzheim VII. 216).

[1463] Synod. Camerac. ann. 1631 Tit. XVIII. c. xiv. (Ibid. IX. 562).

[1464] Claudii Episc. Ebroicens. Statut. cap. III. § 1 (Migne’s Patrol. Tom. 147 pp. 244-5.)

[1465] Concil. Remens. ann. 1583 cap. xviii. § 5 (Harduin. X. 1293).

[1466] Concil. Turon. ann. 1583 cap. xv. (Ibid. p. 1481).