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Their Schollers were called Petrobusians and Henricia••s.
They taught,
1. That infants can have no good by Baptisme because they want reason and faith to be∣lieve the word of God, which
is preached unto them.
2. That those infants which are baptised must bee baptised againe, when they come to yeares of discretion.
3. Thirdly that the supper of the Lord is not to bee given to men in these dayes, for it was once given by Christ him∣selfe unto the Apostles only Bernard. Epist. 148. & Petrus Ab∣bas Cluniacensis.
Hee was a French man, in a French Synode convicted of these Heresies.
1. That the whole nature
and essence of God may be comprehended by the Reas••n of man, and whatsoever God doth, he doth it by a Naturall Necessity.
2. God is not the Author of all Good, neither can the Saints in Heaven see his Es∣sence.
3. There is som••hing else be∣sides the Creator and the Cre∣ature, and that is eternall.
4. The holy Ghost is not of the same Substance with the father, but he is the Soule of the world.
Platina: Bernardus ••larevallen∣sis, Frisingensis, & P••trus Perga∣menus, his Table annexed to the workes of Aquinas.