Note 516 — XIII. MILAN.
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Arnulf. Lib. III. c. 13, 14.—Landulf. Sen. Lib. III. c. 13, 14.
To this period may probably be attributed two epistles of Alexander II. (Epistt. 93, 94) to the clergy and people of Milan, informing both parties that a Roman synod had recently prohibited incontinent priests from officiating, and had ordered the people not to attend at their ministrations. He adds that those who abandon their functions to cleave to their wives, must be forced also to give up their benefices.