Light Broke Forth in Wales Expelling Darkness, List of authors
A TABLE of divers Authors cited in this Treatiſe in each Chapter, and under many particular Heads.
Firſt, THAT Baptizing is to dip as to the literal, proper, and genuine Signification of the Greek Word; and aſſerted ſo to be by theſe Authors following, as cited in this Treatiſe, Chap. 1. chap. 2. chap. 3. chap. 4.
Caſaubon, quoted by Dr. Du Veil on Acts, Chap. 1. ver. 5. pag. 10, 11. cited in this Treatiſe. Chap. 1. p. 4.
O'ecumenius on Acts 2. ver. 2. quoted alſo by Dr. Du Veil on Acts, p. 11. cited in this Book. Chap. 1. p. 4.
Scapula and Stephens; ſee their Lexicons cited in this Treatiſe. Chap. 3. p. 12.
Grotius,
Paſor,
Voſſius,
quoted by Mr. H. D. his ſecond Edition of his Treatiſe, p. 182.
Mincaeus, in his Dictionary.
Dr. Du Veil, in his literal Expoſition of the Acts, Chap. 1. 5. and his Expoſit. on Mat. 3. 5. Leigh, in his Critica Sacra; all cited in this Book. Chap. 3. pag. 12.
Bullinger,
Zanchy,
Spanhemius,
Eraſmus,
See Mr. Leigh; Critica ſacra: and Dr. Du Veil, on Acts. cited in this Book, p. 12.
Cajetan upon Mat. 3. 5. cited in this Book. Chap. 4. p. 20.
Salmaſius in his Book Deprim, p. 193. ſee his Notes upon Sulpitius Severus, cited in this Treatiſe, Chap. 3. p. 13. lin. 1.
Beza. on Matth. 3. 11. cited in this Book, p. 13.
Selden, De Jure Nat. &c. L. 2. c. 2. cited in this Treatiſe, p. 13.
Ainſworth upon Levit. Chap. 11. 32. cited in this Treatiſe, p. 13. What is cited p. 13, 14. of Luther the German, and John Bugenhagius, is taken out of Dr. Du Veil. p 76.
Dan. Rogers in his Treatiſe of Sacraments, Part 1. Chap. 8. p. 177. cited in this Treatiſe, p. 13.
Synod of Celichyth, Anno 816. as quoted by Dr. Du Veil on the Acts Chap. 2. p. 75, 76, 77. cited in this Book, Chap. 3. p. 13.
Dan. Rogers Treatiſe of the Sacraments, P. 1. Chap. 5. cited here, p. 19.
Dr. Jer. Taylor Ductor Dubit. l. 3. c. 4. Numb. 9. Rule of Conſcience. l. 3. c. 4. cited in this Book, p. 13, 14.
Zepper, quoted by the ſame Doctor.
Sylveſter Squropulus alſo quoted by Dr. Du Veil on Act. 2. cited in this Treatiſe, p. 13.
St. Ambroſe, Lib. de Initiandis, and as quoted by Sir Norton Knatchbul in his Notes Printed at Oxon, 1677. alſo quoted by Dr. Du Veil on Act. 2. p. 78.
Muſculus on Matth. 3. 5. cited here, p. 20.
Luther, Latin Tom. 1. Fol. 71. cited in this Book, Chap. 3. p. 14.
John Bugenhagius Pomeranus, as quoted by Dr. Du Veil, out of a Book Printed in the German Tongue, Printed 1542. cited in this Treatiſe, p. 14.
Mr. Joſeph Mede, Diatrib. on Titus 3. 2. cited here Chap. 3. p. 15.
Caſaubon on Matth. 3. 11. cited here in p. 19.
Chamier Pan. Cathol. Tom. 4. l. 5. c. 2. Ser. 6. cited in this Book, p. 15.
Diodate on Matth. 3.
Dr. Hammond in his Annot. on Matth. 3. 10. cited here, p. 15.
Mr. Pool's Annot. on Mat. 3. 6. Mat. 28. 2. John 3. 23. cited in this Book, p. 16.
Mr. Ball in his Catechiſm, cited here, p. 16.
Dutch Teſtament, on Mat. 3. 16. cited here, p. 16.
Secondly, That Baptiſm is dipping or burying of the whole Body in Water, to repreſent the Death, Burial, and Reſurrection of Chriſt, and our Death to Sin and Vivification to a new Life. Authors that aſſert this follow.
Aſſembly in their Annotations on Rom. 6. 3, 4.
Pool's Annotations on Rom. 6. 3, 4. here cited Chap. 5. p. 29, 30.
Tilenus in his Diſputation, p. 886, 889, 890. all cited in this Book, Chap. 4, 5. p. 30, 31.
Piſcator cited in this Treatiſe, p. 17.
Cajetan upon Rom. 6. 3, 4. cited in this Treatiſe, Chap. 5. p. 29, 30.
Keckerman, Syſt. Theol. l. 3. c. 8. cited in this Book, p. 31.
St. Ambroſe,
Baſil the Great,
Baſil Seleucia,
Chryſoſtom,
Lactant.
Bernard,
Juſtin Martyn,
All quoted by Sir Norton Knatchbull, ſee his Book cited in this Treatiſe, p. 35, 36, 37.
Ignatius Epiſt. ad Tral. id Epiſt. ad Philadelph.
Dr. Cave's Primitive Chriſtianity, p. 320. cited in this Treatiſe, p. 22.
Dallie on the Fathers, L. 2. p. 148. cited in this Book, p. 32.
Paraeus upon Urſin, p. 375. cited in this Treatiſe, p. 33.
Mr. Perkins on Galat. Vol. 2. chap. 3. p. 257. Vol. 1. chap. 33. p. 74.
Dr. Sharp, preſent Archbiſhop of York, ſee his Sermon on Phil. 3. 10. p. 9.
Dr. Fowler, preſent Lord Biſhop of Glouceſter, in his Book, Deſign of Chriſtianity, p. 90.
Dr. Sherlock, Dean of Paul's, Charity without Uſury, p. 1. cited here, p. 38, 39.
Dr. Tillotſon, Late Archbiſhop of Canterbury, in his Book, Sermons on ſeveral Occaſions, the fifth Edition, p. 188, 189. cited here, p. 39.
Anonymous French Author, cited by Dr. Du Veil on Acts, p. 292, 293.
Calvin, L. 4. c. 16. cited in this Book, Chap. 5. p. 41.
Zanchy on Col. 2. 12. cited in this Book, Chap. 5. p. 41.
Thirdly, Baptiſm is Dipping, according to the purport of thoſe Typical Baptiſms ſpoken of in the Scripture. Authors that aſſert this.
Sir Norton Knatchbull, ſee the quotations before cited, upon this account, in this Book, p. 43.
Pool's Annotations on 1 Cor. 10. 1, 2, 3.
Thomas Aquinas, as quoted by Dr. Du Veil, cited here, p. 35.
Fourthly, Baptiſm is Dipping of the whole Body in Water, according to the purport of thoſe Metaphorical Baptiſms ſpoken of in the Scripture. Authors that aſſert this, mentioned in this Treatiſe.
Caſaubon, as quoted by Dr. Du Veil, on Act. 1. 5. p. 10. cited in this Treatiſe, p. 44.
Oecumenius on Act. 2. cited here, p. 44.
Voſſius.
Pool's Annotations on Matth. 20. 22. both cited in this Book, p. 44.
In Chapter 8. concerning Chriſt's Commiſſion, two Authors are mentioned, p. 97, 98.
Mr. Perkins on Gal. Vol. 2. Chap. 3. p. 25.
Mr. Baxter's Right of Baptiſm, p. 149, 150.
In Chap. 9. p. 119, &c. You have an account of the Authors who Aſſert that the Holineſs mentioned 1 Cor. 7. 14. is Matrimonial Holineſs.
Jerom.
Chameri, Sect. 50. Sic Ambroſius. Thomas.
Anſelmus.
Suarez.
Melancthon in his Commentary upon this place of Scripture, viz. 1. Cor. 7. 14.
Camerarius.
Muſculus, in his Comment on 1 Cor. 7. 14.
Camera.
Eraſmus upon the place, viz. 1 Cor. 7. 14.