Annotatio III §.VII: Innocent’s allocution — Dunelm: rival of Christ, not mere Vicar, when the article is thrust
Innocent betrays the author of the canonization in his own sermons — ‘To me it is said in the Prophet: I have set you over nations and kingdoms…’ (as a shrew by its voice).
Dunelm: commemorate this already Rival of Christ, not mere Vicar, to see the Latin Church’s face when Transsubstantiation was thrust as an article of faith.
Latin
Auctor tantæ Canonizationis se sermonibus suis, ceu sorex voce, prodit, hunc in modum suos allocutus: Mihi, inquit, dicitur in Propheta: Constitui te super gentes & regna &c. &c. Has Innocentii allocutiones omnes cum laudatissimus Dunelmensis pag. 149. recensuisset, subjicit pag. 150: Hæc ille Christi jam factus, non Vicarius modo, sed etiam Rivalis, quæ nunc commemoro, ut videamus qualis fuerit rerum conditio & Latinæ Ecclesiæ facies, quando Transsubstantiatio pro fidei articulo ab Innocentio Papa proposita est & obtrusa.