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ROSCELIN, a Clerk of the Church of Compiegne, and a very able Logician, gave it out * 1.1 in the end of the Eleventh Century, That the three Divine Persons of the Holy Trinity were three Things: This Opinion was condemn'd in a Council held at Soissons, A. D. 1092. un∣der
Raynold Arch-bishop of Rheims, and confuted by St. Anselm, by Ives of Chartres, and even * 1.2 by Abaelard, who is reputed to have been his Pupil. Roscelin was oblig'd to make an abju∣ration of his Error in that Council, but afterward he did not forbear to maintain it obstinate∣ly, and for that reason was banish'd from France and England. THEOBALD, a Clerk of the Church of Etampes likewise wrote a Letter against him, on another Subject, viz. to shew, That the Sons of Priests may be admitted into the Clergy.
The Coun∣cil of Sois∣sons in 1092.
Roscelin Clerk of Church of Com∣piegne. Theobald a Clerk of the Church of Etam∣pes.