Paragraph 1PARAGRAPH. I. Concerning the name catholike.
2 sectionsParagraph 2PARAG. II. Concerning the attributes of our christian faith, true, divine and infallible.
2 sectionsParagraph 3PAR. III. Concerning the immutability of divine faith.
2 sectionsParagraph 4PARAG. IV. Concerning the propagation of the christian faith to all ages, by pastors and teachers lawfully…
2 sectionsParagraph 5PARAG. V. Concerning the perpetuity of the true church, and her immunitie from all fundamentall 'errours in…
2 sectionsParagraph 6PAR. VI. Touching the visibility and invisibility of the church in a different notion.
2 sectionsParagraph 7PAR. VII. Concerning the visibility of the Roman church, and how the Papacie hath been opposed in former ages.
2 sectionsParagraph 8PARAG. VIII. Touching the second note, universalitie.
2 sectionsParagraph 9PAR. IX. Touching the third note, succession:
2 sectionsParagraph 10PARAGRAPH. X. Touching the 4. note of the church, viz. unity.
2 sectionsParagraph 11PAR. XI. That the notes above-named are not found in the Roman church.
2 sectionsParagraph 12PARAG. XII. Amplitude and eminent visibilitie no mark of the true Church.
2 sectionsParagraph 13PAR. XIII. Where the true church was when the Roman fell.
2 sectionsParagraph 14PARAGRAPH. XIV. Of protestants in the age immediately before LUTHER.
2 sectionsParagraph 15PARAG. XV. Divine faith not to be built upon humane stories or records.
2 sectionsParagraph 16PAR. XVI. Of making open profession of faith in time of persecution.
2 sectionsParagraph 17PAR. XVII. Of the first conversion of Britains, and English to the faith.
2 sectionsParagraph 18PAR. XVIII. Of the faith of Gregory, and Austin the monk.
2 sectionsParagraph 19PARAG. XIX. Concerning the faith of Constantine.
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