At a Meeting of the Vice-Chancellor and the Heads of Colleges and Halls of the University of Ox­ford on the 25. Day of November in the year of our Lord 1695.

WHEREAS in a Sermon lately preached before the University of Oxford in the Church of St. Peter in the East on the Feast of S S. Simon and Jude last past, these Words, amongst others, were delivered and asserted. viz. [There are Three Infinite distinct Minds and Substances in the Trinity.] Item [That the Three Persons in the Trinity are Three Distinct Infinite Minds or Spirits, and Three Individual Sub­stances.] Which gave just cause of Offence and Scandal to many Persons:

The Vice-Chancellor and Heads of Colleges and Halls, at their generall Meeting this Day assembled, do judge and declare the said Words to be False, Impious, and He­reticall; Contrary to the Doctrine of the Catholick Church, and particularly to the received Doctrine of the Church of England:

And do therefore strictly forbid all manner of Per­sons, under their Care and Charge, to Preach or publish any such Doctrine for the future.

By Order of Mr. Vice-Chancellor and the Heads of Houses. Ben. Cooper Notarie publick and Register of the University of Oxon.

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