Further Observations Touching the Case of Albert and Clement

"In the year," and so on, "these two men drew many people to them in France, pretending to be followers of the apostles, and speaking great things of the mysteries of God, and the life and conduct of man. Boniface, Archbishop of France, wrote the whole matter to the pope, who, in a council of the bishops, laid it before them. They rejected the opinion of the (supposed) heretic from the church." Finally he says: "They were unanimously deposed and anathematized." Chron. Rom. Kett., folio 64.