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The Levites Scourge

Published: 1644
Length: 33,612 words
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Divisions: 65

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Sacra nemesis, the Levites scourge, or, Mercurius Britan. disciplin'd, [Mercurius] civicvs [disciplin'd] also deverse remarkable disputes and resolvs in the Assembly of Divines related, episcopacy asserted, truth righted, innocency vindicated against detraction.

Oxford Printed by Leonard Lichfield ... 1644.

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EncomiumTo the AUTHOR upon his FRONTIS-PIECE.
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To the reader
Table of contentsThe speciall Contents of this treatise, with the arguments of every section.
Article 8ARTICLE 8. Of the three Creeds.
Article 11ARTICLE 11. Of the Justification of MAN.
DocumentThe two first clauses of the Covenant, as they were offered to the Assembly, licensed, and entred into the…

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Section 1SECTION I. The Character of Britanicus.
Section 2SECT. II. The censure of all the Diurnals and Scouts.
Section 3SECT. III. Six Untruths uttered by Britanicus in three Lines; the true cause why D. F. was voted out of the…
Section 4SECT. IIII. How D. F. his Livings came to be sequestred, and why.
Section 5SECT. V. That the Doctor was no Intelligencer or Spie.
Section 6SECT. VI. Aulicus truely relates the Doctors reasons alleadged against the New Covenant, in the open…
Section 7SECT. VII. Divers remarkable passages in the Assemblie of Divines, related in the Letter to the Primate of…
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Section 8SECT. VIII. Sixteen reasons for episcopall government.
Section 9SECT. IX. Britanicus his scurrilous jests at spirituall Courts retorted, and extemporarie prayers and…
Section 10SECT. X. Of the abuse of appropriations of benefices, and the necessitie of Pluralities as, the case standeth.
Section 11SECT. XI. That the abjuration of Episcopacie, especially in the Clergie of England, involveth them in…
Section 12SECT. XII. Of profitable doctrines and beneficiall positions, held by Brownists and Sectaries.
Section 13SECT. XIII. Of ministeriall habits, recreations on the Lords day, and how the Brownists and sectaries…
Section 14SECT. XIIII. Of the subscription of the letter written to the Primate of Armagh, and the signification therof.
Section 15SECT. XV. Wholesome and seasonable advice to Britanicus.
PartLEX TALIONIS: OR, A sober reckoning with CIVICUS.
Section 16SECT. XVI. Mercurius Civicus taken to task.
PartA Corollarie.
Section 17SECT. XVII. Testimonies of forraign Divines.
TestimonyAmplissimo praesuli Johanni Kingo, Petrus Molinaeus S. P. D.
TestimonyA haut & puissant Seigneur, Messire PHILIPPE HERBERT, Conte de Pembroke & Montgomery, Baron HERBERT de…
TestimonyAd Lectorem.
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TestimonyViro venerando, Domino Francisco Tayler…, verbi divini praeconi fidelissimo.
TestimonyTo the right reverend father in God, IOHN KING, Lord Bishop of London, Peter Moulin wisheth, &c.
TestimonySalvation in the Author of Salvation.
TestimonyTo the Reverend and Worthy Mr. FRAN. TAYLER, the watchfull Pastor of the Church of Clapham.
TestimonyTo the Worshipfull M. FRANCIS TAYLER, a most faithfull Preacher of the Word of God.
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TestimonyFrom Harlew, to his very loving friend Master Bull, health and happinesse.
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Section 18SECT. XVIII. The sum of D. F. his apologie, reduced into two unanswerable Dilemma's.
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