'A note on schemes of union, the ministry and forms of ordination'
Part of Papers of E.C. Ratcliff
Typescript paper contributed by Ratcliff at a conference of the Theological Committee on the Lambeth Unity Report, 7 Jan. 1959. With a transcript of a letter from Ratcliff to Father Coleman.
AL from Ratcliff, Cambridge, to Mr Pocknee
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Incomplete. Discusses Mark 10 and Matthew 19 in relation to Baptismal rites, and Matthew 11, 25-30.
ALS from Adam Fox, Westminster Abbey, to Ratcliff
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Discusses a Latin grace he has composed for reading at the Skinners great feast and election day on Corpus Christi.
ALS from A.H. Couratin, Oxford, to Ratcliff
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Discusses the Apostolic Tradition in relation to the bishop's consecration and the presbyter's ordination.
ALS from Cedric Baring-Gould, Abbots Langley, to A.H. Couratin
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Sends copy of his unpublished letter to the Church Times in answer to C's article on the Prayer Book Communion Service. See A18.
ALS from Douglas Webb, Ely, to Ratcliff
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Sends a copy of his paper read at the Patristic Conference in Oxford in 1959. Gives a list of Nestorian manuscripts in various libraries. A few of the Chaldean manuscripts contain a text related to that of the Malabar Missal of 1774. Transcribes a Syriac passage from Vatican manuscript Siriaco 303.
ALS from Edward Pitt, Lusaka, to A.H. Couratin
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Will try to work up something fuller. Refers to Hippolytus' Apostolic Tradition, Tertullian and Basil. Rees is marrying in June.
ALS from Edward Pitt, Lusaka, to A.H. Couratin
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Mentions his engagement to Miss Brown and his work in Lusaka. Discusses Basil and the Roman Canon.
ALS from Edward Pitt, Lusaka, to A.H. Couratin
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Discusses the Sanctus. Was sorry to hear of Dr Michell's death.
ALS from Guy Lee, St John's College, to Ratcliff
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Gives references gleaned from John Crook relating to the payment of salaries in antiquity. Concludes that monthly salaries were pretty regular for the professional classes.