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The History of the Popes, From the Foundation of the See of Rome, to the Present Time, 3rd Ed. Vol. 1

Note N55 — St. PETER (continued 8)

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He was, it seems, no Logician; else, to prove his Opinion, he had never made use of Arguments, that equally proved, and had been calculated to prove, an erroneous Opinion, an Opinion long before condemned by all the Bishops of the Catholic Church, and very lately by himself, in a Letter to Alexander Bishop of Antioch, where he maintains the Validity of Baptism conferred by an Arian[1].

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