The Subtle Sophistry of Watsons Sermons before Queen Mary, Table of contents 2
The Table for the notes of the ſecond Sermon, in order of Letter.
A
ANtichriſtes Churche confirmeth as great. &c. 17.
A pretie recantation. 28.
Auſten againſt Watſon in the ſame place. &c. 54.
An argument for Watſon to aunſwere. 88.
An argument againſt the ſacrifice of the Maſſe. 91.
Ambroſe openeth hys owne meaning. 94.
A proofe of that whiche Watſon ſayth is not. &c. 104.
A commemoration of any thing, is not that thing. 125.
A vſe enforced by perſecution. 165.
B
BLaſphemous doctrine. 32.
Both the inſtitution and the propheſie. &c. 58.
Bernardes meaning made plaine. Fol. 90.
Both ſinne alike. 154.
C
COmmunion bread. 19.
Chriſt is the perfection of the lawe. 38.
Cyprians purpoſe in his Epiſtle. Fol. 67.
Chriſt called an Aduocate. 96.
Cyprian ſpeaketh not of ye Maſſe. Fol. 106.
Chriſt is not an inſtrument of ſaluation. 116.
Chaunge is no robbrie. 129.
Chryſoſtomes wordes rightly applyed of vsus. 178.
D
DEcrees made by Pope Innocent. 15.
Deuill Coniurers as good as Maſſing prieſtes. 116.
Doctors dregges vppon Doctors dirt. 171.
F
FOure lyes affirmed in leſſe then twentie lines. 184.
G
GOds worde is the rule of the Church. 27.
Gregories bokes burned. 110.
H
HOw iuſtly Wyckliffe was condemned. 16.
How Chriſt hath beene ſlayne from the beginning. 91.
I
IGnatius his wordes not found. Fol. 18.
Ignatius doth teache none other faith. &c. Ibidem.
Iſichius doth not agre with Watſon. 51.
Ieroboams Prieſts as good Iewes, as the Popes. &c. 186.
L
LEauened breade commaunded by Byſhops of Rome. 20.
Luke putteth both Paule and himſelfe in the number of al. 174.
M
MAſſing prieſts are not lawfull miniſters. 25.
Many proofes againſte the Maſſe. 29.
Manye places, but none named. Fol. 43.
Melchiſedeches bleſſing declared. Fol. 72.
Myſticall can not be reall. 97.
Moe Prieſtes damned then ſaued. Fol. 118.
Maſſe for the rot of Cattell. 147.
N
NOne hath or can proue the neceſſitie of mixing water with the wine. 22.
No forme of reaſoning obſerued by Watſon. 80.
None can offer Chriſt but himſelf. Fol. 89.
Not the maſking Maſſe, but the holy communion. 106.
Narrowe ſeeking for matter. 161.
Nothing more againſt Watſō then this. 162.
O
OEcumenius belyed in tranſlating. 75.
Oecumenius hys meaning. Fol. 76
Oecumenius may hauehave no credite. Fol. Ibidem.
P
POpe Leo hys conſideration. Fol. 20.
Paules doctrine not ſo groſſe as. &c. 39.
Papiſticall libertie vſed by Watſon. 49.
Paules wordes expounded. 82.
Paynters diuinitie. 92.
Priuate Maſſe prooued to bee againſt ye inſtitution of Chriſt. 153.
Popiſhe ſhauelings moſt vnworthy miniſters. 156.
Patched ware may not be allowed Fol. 179.
S
SIxe pennie bookes. 28.
Sacrifices are not meanes to take away ſinnes. 37.
Spirituall ſacrifices. 98.
Saint Auſtens minde in playne wordes. 105.
Shamefull chaunging of wordes. Fol. 119.
Solemne is not contrarie to priuate. 152.
T
THe Church of Chriſt doth alwayes condemne hereſies. Fol. 17.
The ſacrament miniſtred in bread and cheeſe. 19.
The Pope put to his choyſe. 21.
Three Popes doings condemned. Fol. 22.
The popiſhe prieſts like the Meſſalians. 23.
The Papiſtes are Anthropomorphits. 26.
The Pope and the hole Synode decree an hereſie. 28.
The meanes whereby Chriſtes merites are applyed to vsus. 31.
The beſt arguments of the Popes diuinitie. &c. 42.
The ſpeakers meaning is ye truth of the ſentence. 44.
The ſchoole Doctors ouerthrowe Watſons aſſertion. 45.
The value of Watſons reaſone. Fol. 45.
Theophilact ſeeketh ſhyftes. &c. Fol. 53.
The concluſion that Watſon might wyth more honeſtie hauehave made. Fol. 55.
The minde of Paule in making mention of Melchiſedech. 65.
The duetie of a good interpretour. Fol. 71.
The order of Melchiſedech declared. 73.
The continuall offering of Chriſt. Fol. 74.
Theophilacts meaning. 81.
The meaning of Daniels prophecie. 83.
The ſpeciall vſe of the paſouer. 91.
The act of mediation. 97.
The Maſſe doth diminiſh the glorie of Chriſt. 104
The cup of ſaluation is tribulation. 108.
Three reaſons to prooue Gregories woorkes counterfayt. 110.
The way to apply Chriſtes paſſion. 111.
Two vntruths affirmed with one breath. 115.
The meaning of Cyprian. 118.
The ſacrament of Chriſtes bodye and bloud. &c. 121.
The forme of the popiſhe Maſſe. Fol. 124.
The Baker and his boy. 127.
The Baker was not prentiſe in the Vniuerſitie. 127.
The vſe of diſtinctions. 130.
The new Maſters teache the olde leſſon. 155.
The Papiſtes varie about their conſecration. 156.
The ſure ſtay that the popiſhe conſecration hath. &c. 156.
The effect of the ſacrament. 157.
The ſacrifice of the newe Teſtament. 158.
The Maſſe hath not the mariage garment. 158.
To builde vp a cottage, and pull downe a pallace. 170.
To what ende ſaint Luke vſed copie of words. 173.
The Maſſe alone is able to holde vp the Deuils kingdome. 185.
W
WAtſons grace in the bragge of antiquitie. 13.
Wordes cyted not founde. Fol. 13.
Watſon cyteth wordes that prooue the contrarie. &c. 14.
Waffer cakes called ſtertch. 21.
Watſon ſucketh out the dregges of olde writers. 24.
Wordes of Cyrill not founde. 25.
Watſon can ſpeake truth. 30.
Watſons darke ſpeaking. 33.
Watſon forgetteth his laſt ſayings. Fol. 38.
Watſon dealeth not ſimply. 39.
Watſons obedient Catholikes. 39.
Watſons pitie. 42.
Watſon will make his newe Maſters laugh. 42.
What Chriſt did at his laſt ſupper. Fol. 43.
When Chriſt was giuen and hys body broken. &c. 44.
Watſon hath ouerſhot hymſelfe. Fol. 44.
What is ment by the ſecond Ram. Fol. 50.
Watſons fallace opened. 52.
Watſon had no leaſure to looke in the Greeke. 55.
What ſacrifices the Church offereth. 60.
Wherein Chriſt is lyke Melchiſedech. 68.
Watſon neere driuen. 69.
Watſon maketh light of that which he is not able. &c. 69.
Watſon would hauehave Auſten teache falſe doctrine. 73.
Watſons Maior is not currant. &c. Fol. 79.
Wherein the tables bee compared. Fol. 79.
Watſon hath time ynough to proue his arguments. 82.
What ſacrifice Antichriſt may take away. 83.
Wordes that remayne ſealed. 84.
Watſon confirmeth our allegation of ſcriptures. 88.
Watſons learning and wyſedome ſhewed. 89.
Watſon was deepe in his Oblations. 89.
Why Chriſt would eate Paſouer. Fol. 92.
Watſon verie nighe a daungerous errour. 93.
Was, and ſhal, hauehave no place in god. Fol. 96.
Watſon wyll folowe the moſt vnlikely. 100.
Watſons gloſe diſproued. 107.
Watſons impudency. 108.
Watſon blynded wyth affection. Fol. 109.
Watſon would not ſee. &c. 110.
Watſon hydeth the faultes of the Maſſe. 116.
What ſacrifice the Apoſtles did offer. 130.
Who they be that ſlaunder Watſon. Fol. 145.
What conſecration is. 155.
Watſons purpoſe in ſpeaking of circumſtaunces. 162.
We depende vponupon Chriſtes commaundement. 163.
Watſons examples prooue not hys purpoſe. 166.
What maye iuſtly bee gathered of Euſebius. &c. 168.
Watſon vnderſtandeth not Chryſoſtomes maner of ſpeaking. 179.
Watſon coulde not turne ouer the leafe. 181.
FINIS.