...doing her service. But we must not overlook St. Prosper' s verses, in his book De Ingratis, viz. : Sedes Roma Petri, quse pastoralis honoris Facta caput mundo, quicquid non possidet armis, Religione tenet ie " Rome, the seat of Peter, being made the head of pastoral honour in the world,...

...always called the See of St. Peter. So it is styled by St. Cyprian, and universally by later writers. " Sedes Roma Petri, quse pastoralis honoris Facta caput mundo, quicquid non possidet armis Religione tenet.'" When describing the election of Cornelius, St. Cyprian says that it happened when...