113 The following extract from Dens corresponds with the seoa,?ems of Benedict: "A?. I. ? ?ese are ob?ged by ?e eMrn? ?d m? hw, ? by ?itive divhe ?." "2. I?dels or ?bapt?ed ?ns ?e ?t held by ?o ?ve of ?e church: hence ?o a?sfie $?, ? ? I ? ?f ? are ?t ? 1 Cot. v, 12." "3. Heretics, scMsm?cs, a?a?o, ud ? such n ?e hp?, ?e subject to ?e laws of ?e church wMch concern ?em: ?cau? ?hpfism ?ey become subject ? the ch?ch; nor ?e ?ey rel? ? ?e laws of ?e ch?ch, ?y more ? re?Hio? subjecm a ?nce are telcried from ?e laws of ?e ?ce." "Do ?t? ?n w? t?y ? ?t obs? t? f? ? f?ts ?y t? ?urcA ?' "A? h ?e ?rmafive; ?mlen for ?me ?e, for ?ce, nonce, ?ey may be "O�. 1. Heretics ?e not in ?e ch?ch; ?erefore ?ey subject m the church? "A?. ?e antecedent shoed be no?. Hemfi? ? not h ?e church, n i(re? ?e u?on of ch?t? ?d ?e comm?n of T?t ?ey ?e no? in ?e ch?h as it rearrio subjection m it h de?; br by baptism ?hey ?come subject m the churc? ud ?ey rem? ?n?y subject ?ere?, wherever ?ey are." "O� 2. ?e ch?ch see? m have reded her laws h re?cg heretic8: became in ur?ng ?e obse?nce of hws no g? follow, but more si? ?d offences a?nst God; ?erefore," "A?. The antecedent is de?ed. The cont? ap? the mind of the u?enal church: ?d ? it Fegar? their 8i?, ch?ch merely ?im ?em for ?her re?ons, lest she might ap?r ? faYour heresy, b? ?e open 8cand? of ?e f?thf?; w?e from ?ek pe?m?y, ob?n t?s' ?v?mge, ?d ?e freed from b?en of ?e laws, to which ?e f?ul are subject. Hence a rel?- ? in thi? cne would fayour ? b? Christians. "�.) The ?ve quo?fions from ?e &vines and s? au?fi?es of ? Ch?ch of ?me show pl?nly ?t comp?sion of milton h con- "R. a.$frm?t .- ni,,i per cantata ?liqusm, v. g. i?norumism, excuseutur." "Obj. 1. ltmretici non rant in ecolesin: ergo non rant rabdtti ecclesim. "R. Dist. ant.: hmretici non aunt in ecclesia, quantum mt unionera chritatis et communionis nnctorum, con<:. ant.: non aunt in ecclesia, quo?d subjectionen? uef. ant.: erehim per baptisms hcti rant ralxliti ecclesim et manout ecclraim rabjecti, ui?* Cm?l_ue fuerint. "Obj. S. F, cclesh videtur relaxare lefu sums resperu hah-etic?um: qui8 q]wendft
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