Chapter 7CHAP. VII. Vpon what Preiudices we haue beene condemned in the Church of Rome.
Chapter 8CHAP. VIII. A consideration of the outward glory of the Romish Church, and of the meane estate of the true…
Chapter 9CHAP. IX. What kinde of tranquillitiy belongeth vnto the true Church? How Kings are her nursing fathers?…
Chapter 10CHAP: X. That the Ceremonies of the Romish Church, doe not Commend, but disparage her.
Chapter 11CHAP: XI. That the policie of the Roman Church, serues all for preiudice against her.
Chapter 12CHAP. XII That although it hath beene foretold, that Antichrist should sit in the Temple of God, yet that…
Chapter 13CHAP. XIII. Whether vnion and discord be markes, by which the true Church should bee discerned from the false.
Chapter 14CHAP. XIIII. That their is no true vnity in the Church of Rome, and that in the reformed Church, there is…
Chapter 15CHAP. XV. That novelty is a reproach which is ordinarily cast vpon truth, and how shee hath beene cleared…
Chapter 16CHAP. XVI. That the search of antiquity is not rightly ordered, and what the direction is which Saint…
Chapter 17CHAP: XVII. That the only meanes to pr…ue true antiquity, is to haue recourse to the begining by the…
Chapter 18CHAP: XVIII. That vpon the supposition, that the Church of Rome hath sometimes beene a true Church, it…
Chapter 19CHAP: XIX. That notwithstanding the reuolt of the Romish Church, the true Church hath continued whole and…
Chapter 20CHAP: XX. That they of the Church of Rome vse a perverse and ridiculous manner of Argumentation, while they…
Chapter 21CHAP: XXI. That it is an vniust proceeding, to deny the change happened in the Church, vnder pretence that…
Chapter 22CHAP: XXII. That there are changes which creepe on by little and little, and that it is hard, yea imposible…
Chapter 23CHAP: XXIII. That it is not ingenuous dealing, to vrge vs to answer where our Church was, and what Pastors…
Chapter 24CHAP. XXIIII. That the Church of God was before the last Reformation, where shee was, and who were her…
Chapter 25CHAP. XXV. Of the true succession of the Church, what it is, that it dependeth not of succession, either…
Chapter 26CHAP: XXVI. That the Popes authority, is not originally deriued from the Apostles.
Chapter 27CHAP. XXVII. That the Cardinalls, Patriarchs, Archbishops, Bishops, Priests, Deacons, Monkes, and Nunnes of…
Chapter 28CHAP: XXVIII. That the Ceremonies of the Romish, Church are not of Apostolicall institution.
Chapter 29CHAP. XXIX. That there is no succession, in respect of doctrine, in the Romish Church.
Chapter 30CHAP. XXX. That there is not so much as the succession of persons in the Church of Rome.
Chapter 31CHAP. XXXI. That its meere wrangling to demand by what authority one requires an holy Reformation.
Chapter 32CHAP: XXXII. That they whom God imployed in the reformation had an outward calling, and that albeit they…
Chapter 33CHAP: XXXIII. That the example of the first Reformers openeth no gap to confusion, seeing they had the…
Chapter 34CHAPTER. XXXIV. That the example of the Priests vnder the law, cannot be drawne into argument to proue that…
Chapter 35CHAP: XXXV. That the example of Iudges in a Commonwealth is impertinent, to proue, that outward ordination…
Chapter 36CHAP: XXXVI. That the example of the first reformers fauoureth not schismatiques.
Chapter 37CHAP: XXXVII. In what sense wee yeeld that the Church of Rome hath the substance of true religion, and how…
Chapter 38CHAP. XXXVIII. That there is nothing which deserveth to be admired in the life of the Monkes of the Romish…
Chapter 39CHAP. XXXIX. A resolution of certaine doubts, which may be framed concerning some things in the precedent…
Chapter 40CHAP. XL. That the profession of Monkes is not a note of true humilitie, and that their life hath nothing…
Chapter 41CHAP. XLI. That the profession of Monkes is contrary to true pietie.
Conclusion
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ErrataFaults escaped in some copies.