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# Storia do Mogor 358.1.1

Storia do Mogor (Irvine) 358.1.1

- **Language:** English

### [358.1.1](https://indike.org/pramana/in.darkages.travel.manucci~en-irvine.358.1.1)

After the Pastoral of Monsignor the Bishop of San Thome had issued, in which he accused us of having published the decrees without his permission, the reverend Father Michel Ange wrote him a quite civil and courteous letter, wishing to hear from his lordship's own mouth the assertion that he had given no permission for publishing the above-named decrees. His lordship, in reply to the letter of the reverend Father Michel Ange, wrote upon its margin the following words: 'I have given no permission to your Reverence, not even in thought, much less in words' (notice, gentlemen, the accusation). 'I said to you that you could publish the decrees of your own authority, just as you could publish any other order whatever that you liked within your church, without my permission and without anyone hindering you' (See here, gentlemen, our justification, and the most authentic permission that could be desired).

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