The Subtle Sophistry of Watsons Sermons before Queen Mary, Table of contents 1
¶The Table for the notes of the firſt Sermon, in order of letter. A. B. C. &c.
A
AMbroſe ouerthroweth watſons foundation. Folio. 18.
A rule to bee folowed in reading of fathers, Fol. 27.
Againſt priuate Maſſe. Fol. 29.
Auſten expounded by hymſelfe. 33.
Againſt whom Ireneus wrote. 54
A ſtraunge ſignification of Symbolum. 99.
Auncient writers muſt bee reade with fauour. 101.
A note for vniuerſall ſignes. 118.
An oration without a Nominatiue caſe. 141.
An argument lyke watſons argument. 160.
A worthy promotion. 174.
A homely ſhift. 177.
Another is not the ſame. 182.
A foule ouerſight in one yt would be a Catholike Biſhop. Ibidem.
All thinges reconed, more is loſte then wonne. 207.
B
BErnarde was the floure of his tyme. 9.
Bernard was deceiued in ſome things. 12.
By Watſons doctrine no Infants can be ſaued. 72.
C
CYprians wordes in the ſame Epiſtle. 25.
Chryſoſtomes and Baſilles iudgement. 28.
Chryſoſtomes meaning. 31.
Cyprians meaning. 41.
Cluniacenſis a corrupter of ſcriptures. 42.
Chriſtes purpoſe in ſpeaking. 54.
Contradiction in watſons words. Folio. 70.
Chriſts incarnation is the cauſe of our reſurrection. 88.
Chryſoſtome is no man for Watſon. 115.
Chriſtes manhood can bee but in one place. 116.
Cyprians meaning was farre other then Watſons. 119.
Chriſt muſt be in the minde before the ſacrament. &c. 138.
Craftie handling of ye fathers ſayings. 139.
Chriſt is no charmer. 176.
Chryſoſtome vſeth the figure Hyperbole. 189.
D
DEgrees of holyneſſe. 177.
Deſcant without good playne ſong. 187.
E
EQualitie of Byſhops by Cyprians iudgement. 26.
Eraſmus his iudgement vponupon the thirde Tome. 29.
Election in Chriſt maketh men worthy. &c. 69.
Effects doe ſpring out of efficient cauſes. 97.
G
GErſon againſt Mayſter watſon. 47.
God is the efficient cauſe of our reſurrection. 109.
H
HOwe we can offer Chriſt. 10.
How that which lacketh in vsus is ſupplied. 12.
Howe Chriſt is preſent in hys ſacraments. 19.
Howe the bread is Chriſtes body. Fol. 66.
I
IReneus teacheth what ſacrifice God delighteth in. 7.
Iſichius to much giuen to the Anagogicall ſenſe. 170.
Iſichius againſt Watſon. 172.
L
LYers hauehave no credit. 133.
Loke in the .24. diuiſion. 204.
M
MAſter Watſons decay of faith and good workes. &c. 4.
Medicines be not the efficient cauſes of helth. 99.
N
NO Maſſe ſayde for hyre can be a ſacrifice. 38.
None can knowe God, but ſuch as be members of Chriſt. 84.
O
ORigine againſt Maſter Watſon. 16.
OnelyOnly Gods elect hauehave commoditie by Chriſtes. &c. 72.
One of Watſons ſhiftes. 84.
Origine maketh Watſons coniecture to ſeeme vntrue. 160.
P
PEter Cluniacenſis. 42.
S
SYr Thomas Moores thankes. Fol. 1.
T
THe cōtrary of Watſons words is true. 7.
The fruites of the Maſſe. 8.
To what vſe Watſon would hauehave Chriſt to ſerue. 11.
The foundation of Watſons Sermon. 14.
The ſcripture ouerthroweth Watſons foundation. 14.
The ſcriptures and Doctors hauehave ſhaken. &c. 19.
The wordes that Watſon cyteth make nothing for him. 26.
The three formes of Maſſes fayned. 29.
The Church is offred in hir owne oblation. 38.
The ſacrament of the aultar. 39.
The circumſtaunces muſt giuegive the vnderſtanding. 49.
The meaning of Chriſt. 62.
The cauſe why children bee baptiſed. 69.
The ſcope of Saint Auſtens doctrine. 77.
The couenaunt of God is confirmed with an othe. &c. 80.
To large a concluſion. 85.
The ſequele of Watſons doctrine. Fol. 89.
The vſe of Auſtens time. 93.
The cauſe of the reſurrection. 94.
The meaning of Athanaſius. 101.
The effect of the ſacrament. 117.
The cauſe why Watſon would not cite. &c. 120.
The accord of Cyrill and Watſon. Fol. 123.
The beſt armour for Chriſtians. Fol. 133.
The title of Doctor deceiueth manye. 135.
The right vſe of faſting. 137.
The fruites of conſtancie. 152.
The fruites of Popiſhe doctrine. Fol. 153.
Two lowde lyes one in anothers neck. 166.
The antiquitie of Iſichius. 172.
The fruites of preſumption. 176.
The ſcope of the Epiſtle. 182.
The maner of Church exerciſe in Chryſoſtomes time. 184.
The purpoſe of Chriſt. 186.
The ende of Chryſoſtomes eloquence. 206.
W
WAtſon counterfaiteth Saint Paule. 2.
Watſons words true in him ſelfe. 3.
Watſons Booke wrong quoted. Fol. 5.
Watſon and Paule builde not both vponupon one. &c. 13.
Watſons hearers were of three ſortes. 13.
Watſons doctrine denyeth Chriſts manhood. 15.
Watſon leaueth oute that ſhoulde make againſt him. 29.
Watſon doth ſnatch a worde. 31.
Watſon wyll none of thys gloſe. Fol. 33.
Whereof Auſten is full. 35.
What the ſacrifice of the new Teſtament is. 35.
Watſon belyeth Cluniacenſis. 42.
Watſon did not weighe Ireneus wordes. 53.
Watſon hath a Bernarde of hys owne. 58.
Watſons ſtore is but ſmall. 61.
Watſons voluntarie graunt. 64.
Watſons ſophiſtrie hath made hym forget. &c. 65.
Watſon muſt be promoted. 65.
Watſon denyeth Chriſtes wordes. Fol. 65.
Watſon hath loſt fiue of the Popes ſacraments. 68.
Watſon is faultie in that which he reprehendeth in other. 75.
Watſon concludeth fondly. 78.
We teache not that the ſacrament is but bare. &c. 81.
Watſon ſecketh vauntage by tranſlating. 82.
Watſon wyll not leaue hys olde wont. 87.
Watſons concluſion differeth much from Cyrillus. 90.
Watſon is not able to aunſwere his owne obiection. 92.
Watſon was foule ouerſeene. 98.
What maner men Ireneus had to doe with. 103.
Wordes that muſt bee warily conſidered. 104.
Watſon is bolde wyth Ireneus. Fol. 104.
Watſon hath a wrong opinion of vsus. 107.
Watſons olde trick will not be left. Fol. 122.
Watſons ſentence turned to hymſelfe. 129.
Watſon is ſawcie and malapart. Fol. 130.
Watſon hath produced a wytneſſe againſt. &c. 131.
Watſons common practiſe. 133.
Watſon might hauehave ſpared thys labour. 141.
Watſon forgetteth what he hath in hande. 143.
Watſon concludeth wyth a lowde lye. 154.
Watſon againſt Rhenanus. 161.
Watſons concluſion foloweth not. Fol. 162.
Watſon doth miſſe of his purpoſe. Fol. 168.
Watſons own Chryſoſtome againſt Watſon. 173.
Watſon going aboute to deface other. 174.
Watſon ouerthroweth that before he did builde. 178.
Watſon can ſee nothing. 183.
Watſons Paradox. 184.
Watſon belyeth three at once. 195.
Watſon can pretend ſhortnes. Ibi.
Watſon can ſlip ouer ſome thinges. Folio. 203.