Doctoris Ecstatici D. Dionysii Cartusiani Opera Omnia, Vol. 25: In Unum Corpus Digesta Ad Fidem Editionum Coloniensium; In IV Libros Sententiarum (Liber IV, Dist. 24-50-Indices) (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from Doctoris Ecstatici D. Dionysii Cartusiani Opera Omnia, Vol. 25: In Unum Corpus Digesta Ad Fidem Editionum Coloniensium; In IV Libros Sententiarum (Liber IV, Dist. 24-50-Indices)

Tertius est ordo exorcistarum. Exorcistae autem ex Graeco in Latinum, adjuran tes lsid.op.cit. Vel increpantes vocantur. Invocant enim super catechumenos et super eos qui ha niiìlg'o, op, bent spiritum immundum, nomen Domini, adjurantes per eum, ut egrediatur ab eis. Ad exorcistam pertinet, exorcismos memoriter retinere, manusque super ener Decrct.ubi gumenos et catechumenos in exorcizando imponere. Debet autem habere spiritum sq' mundum, qui spiritibus immundis imperat, et malignum expellere de corde suo, quemexpellit.de corpore alieno, ne medicina quam alii facit, sibi non prosit, et dicatur ei Medice, cura te ipsum. Hi quum ordinantur, accipiunt de manu episcopi Luc. W, 23. Librum exorcismorum, et dicitur eis Accipite et habetote potestatem imponendi manus super energumenos vel catechumenos. Hoc officio usus est Dominus, quando saliva sua tetigit aures et lingnam surdi et muti, dicens, Ephphetha, quod Marc.vu, est, adaperire per hoc docens nos spiritualiter debere aperire aures praecordiorum hominum ad intelligendum, et ora ad confitendum, ut pulso daemone, Spiritus Sanctus vas suum recipiat. Hoc etiam officio usus est Christus, quum daemoniacos Matth.vm.

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