6/42 362--440.)] [Footnote 4: Before the shrine of St.Peter he placed two shields of the weight of 94 1/2 pounds of pure silver; on which he inscribed the text of both creeds, (utroque symbolo,) pro amore et _cautela_ orthodoxae fidei, (Anastas. in Leon.III.in Muratori, tom.iii.pars.i.p. 208.) His language most clearly proves, that neither the _filioque_, nor the Athanasian creed were received at Rome about the year 830.] [Footnote 5: The Missi of Charlemagne pressed him to declare, that all who rejected the _filioque_, or at least the doctrine, must be damned. |