A Defense of Infant Baptism, Index – Errata
A Table of Authors cited or vindicated, and other materiall things cited in this Treatiſe.
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ABraham, th… Covenant with him no more mixt then with us, p. 97. Proſ…lytes were his ſeed, 100. So were civill Juſticiaries reputed, p. 101, 104.
Adeodatus why not baptized in his infancy, p. 48.
Alipius why not baptized in his inſan…y, Ainſworth, p. 171.
Albigenſes …o An aboptiſts, p. 64.
An abaptiſts not like the Non-conformists, p. 72. Their ancient errours newly ſprung up again…, p. 73. Oppoſed Magiſtr…cy, p. 75. P… no difference between Infants of Chriſtians and Turkes, p. 86, 87.
Aretius vindicated, p. 175. Proves Baptiſme to ſucced Circumciſion by the An…ionts, p. 176.
Athanaſius mentions Infant-baptiſme, p. 20.
Auguſtin… vindicated, p. 43. &c. Why … baptized in his infancy, p. 46, 47.
B
Ball vindicated, p. 6.
Baltazzar Lydius, p. 64.
Baptiſme called a new … by th… Scripture; and the Anci…s, p. 1…. Anci…ntty deferred, p. 22. Salvation may be obtained without it, p. 52, 5… Whether it may be repeated, p. 67, 68. Succeeds Circumciſion, p. 164. … rallelled with it, p. 145. In uſe among the Iews, and applyed to Infants as well as … men, 170. How it may be pleaded, p. 239.
Beza cited against his owne judgement, p. 147, 150.
Bal…mon …, p. 31, 32.
Bayne vindicated, p. 101, 102▪
Berengarius no Anabaptiſt, p. 65.
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Catechumeni, p. 50.
Chryſoſtome not baptized in hi… … fancy, p. 27. vindicated, p 177.
Circumciſion; women not capable of it, p. 93. Seales the ſpirituall part of the Covenant, p. 98. Baptiſme ſ… ceeds if, p. 164. …ar a…led with baptiſme, p. 145. Why Chriſt … circumciſed and baptized, p. 168. Why Jewes infants circumciſed, p. 1…. How the Jews received it, p. 1….
Chriſtianity how is may bee called … birthright, p. 119.
Chamler often ci…ed to … purpoſe …. Againſt hi… own… judgment, p. 144.
Conſtantine M. why not baptized in his infanty, p. 25.
Cotton vindicated, p. 114. … Mr. Rutherford reconciled, p. 123.
Cyprian vindicated, p. 38. &c.
Covenant and Seal connected together, p. 89. What is meant by being in the Covenant, p. 89. Covenant of grace alwayes … and the ſame, p. 97. Infants taken into the Covenant with their Parents, p. 105. Men may bee under is ſeverall wayes, p. 106. Priviledges of them who are under the externall Covenant, p. 108. Anexternall right to it proved, p. 140. The promiſe in it not peculiar to Abraham p. 127.
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Diſciples, What it is to make Diſciples, p. 212, 213, 214, &c.
E
Epiphanitis mentions infant-baptiſme, p. 21, 45.
F
S…e… of Fleſh what, p. 104.
G
Goodwin vindicated, p. 143.
Grotius not to bee relyed on about infant-baptiſme, p. 29. Miſreports the Greek Church, p. 32, 33, 34.
Goſpel how conditionall, p. 236.
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Hacket his Story, p. 72.
Henricus Stephanus miſ-retited, p. 151.
Holineſſe derivative and inherent not …ppoſed, p. 142. Fedrall holineſſe aſſented by the Ancients, p. 148.
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Infants taken into covenant with their Parents, 105. of beleevers left by Mr. Tombes to be under the Devils kingdome, p. 112. Why Jewiſh Infants circumoiſed, p. 180. Whether Infants may be ſaid to bee beleevers, p. 231. Ought to be baptized though we know not that they have grace, p. 232. How their Baptiſme is commanded in Matth. 28. p. 207. Capable of the grace whereof Baptiſme is a ſigne, p. 219, 224, 226.
Infant-baptiſme, Antiquity of it vindicated, p 7, &c. p. 44, 45. Epiſcopacy not ſo ancient as it, p 8. Why ſome Ancients ſpeake not of it, p. 19. Athanaſius, p 20. And by Epiphanius, p. 21, 45. Not diſpre…ed becauſe of queſtions put to the party that was to be baptized, p. 21. &c. Grotins not to be relyed upon in it, p. 29. The Greek Church received it, p. 32. Aſſerted by Tertullian, p. 35. And Cyprian, p. 38, 39. &c. By Auguſtine, p, 43. &c. By Fulgentius, p 50 How it is called a Tradition, p. 44. Why not mentioned in Councels before that of Carthage, p. 49. Still acknowledg…d in the Church, p. 63. The rejecting of it not the way to Reformation, p. 76. Examples of it by conſequence, p. 218. Not a Will worſhip, p. 195, 225. Benefits of Infant-baptiſme, 236. No occaſion of humane inventions, &c. 253.
John Baptiſt initiated to the Chriſtian Church, p. 171.
Irenaus …ind indicated, p. 10, 11, 12.
Juſtine Martyr vindicated, 9, 10.
L
Ludovicus Vives examined, p. 37, 38.
Lords-day, p. 80, 81, 82. Proved by conſequence from the Sabbath, p. 205. Compariſon between evid…nce for it, & Paedo-Baptiſme, p. 81, 82.
Lords Supper not eaten by unbaptized perſons, p. 167. not by Infants, p. 240.
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Nazianzen vindicated, p. …8. not baptized in his Infant, p. 26.
Nation when it is to bee reputed Chriſtian, p. 211.
Neocaeſarean Councell vindicated, p. 30, 31.
O
Origen vindicated, p. 15, 16, 17.
P
Parents beleeving are roots of their children. p. 142.
Paſſeover, our Sacrament comes in ſtead of it, p. 203.
Priviledges ours, not ſtraitned, but enlarged, p. 185. A great abridgement of them to have our children left out of the Covenant, p. 193.
Photius Patriarch, p. 33.
Q.
Queſtions put to the baptized diſprove not baptiſme, p. …1. …ay they prove it, p. 52.
R
Rogers vindicated, p. 5.
S
Selden, p. 170.
Strabo examined, p. 37.
Sacrament what it ſeales abſolutely, and conditionally, 117. How they are Seales, p. 201. our rule in adminiſtring them, p. 233. how we may argue from Jewes Sacraments to ours, p. 198. 201.
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Tombes his way of reaſoning, p. 3. 105. 125. 134. Ʋnjuſtly charges the Aſſembly, p. 79. thinkes ſome may be ſaved out of the communion of the viſible Church, p. 88. He joynes with … Circumciſion to bee a ſeale of any thing, p. 183. makes it a priviledge not to have Infants baptized, p. 187. He makes the Covenant Heb 8. to be the Covenant of workes, p. 188. Miſinterprets the 2 Cor. 3. 10. p. 188. Leaves all Infants of beleevers to bee under the Devills …, p. 112. Symboliz…th … Arminius, p. 144. compares Prieſt▪ and Miniſters to … purpoſe, p. 108. … his own… opinion … …nfants condition, p. 238.
Tortullia… ſpeak… for Infant-Baptiſm, p. 35.
Talmud, p. 171.
V
Vines vindicated, p. 73.
Uſher de ſucceſſione Chr. Eccleſ. p. 64. 65.
Vo…i … p. 68, 69.
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Waldenſes, p. 64. no Anabaptiſts, p. 65.
Hiſtory of Waldenſes, p. 64.
Women not capable of Circumciſion, p. 93. how Circumciſed in the men, p. 94. if they had not been eſteemed as circumciſed they could not have eaten the Paſſeover, 96.
Errata.
PAge 1. 10. Line 11. read, you will not doe, p. 144. l. 34 for where r. were p 145. l. 35. r. thraſi. p. 157. l. 23. dele not, p. 164. l. 22. … ſequitur, p. 166. l. 5. r. …. p. 167. l 6. r. Catechumeni, p. 173 l. 3. r. impure to you a ſenſe, p. 175. l. …, … 176. l. 13. 1. …, 1. 16. r. tempore, p. 178. l. 38. r. fa…u…, p. 191. l. 33. for That r. But, p 199. l. 1. dol… comma after omnibus, p. 213. l. 1. r. foreign p. 213. l. 5. r. foreign p 222. l. 7. … as for …a. p. 226 l. 19. … Baptiſme and prayer all one, r. baptizing into the name of the Father, S…nne and holy Ghoſt, and prayer all one, l. 22. for, his Baptiſme and prayer was all one▪ read, that Ananid… his baptizing Paul into the name of Chriſt, or into the name of the Father, Some and holy Ghoſt, and Pauls calling upon the name of the Lord, was all one.
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