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Two Treatises Against the Papists

Published: 1577
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Tvvo treatises written against the papistes the one being an answere of the Christian Protestant to the proud challenge of a popish Catholicke: the other a confutation of the popish churches doctrine touching purgatory & prayers for the dead: by William Fulke Doctor in diuinitie.

Imprinted at London By Thomas Vautrollier dwelling in the Blacke friers 1577.

Original spelling, as transcribed by the Text Creation Partnership.

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To the readerTO THE CHRISTIAN READER: WILLIAM FVLKE WISHETH GRACE AND PEACE from God the father, and from our Lord Iesus…
ErrataThe faultes of this impression are thus to be amended: The first figure signifieth the page, the second the…
PartIn the aunswere of a true Christian, &c.
PartIn the aunswere of a true Christian, &c.
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ArgumentThe proposition of the Aduersarie.

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Article rebutted 2The second article conteyneth 4. demandes.
Article rebutted 3The third article conteyneth 5. demandes.
Article rebutted 4The fourth article conteyneth 3. demandes.
Article rebutted 5The fiueth article conteyneth 3. demandes.
Article rebutted 6The sixth article conteyneth 3. demandes.
Article rebutted 7The 7. article conteineth 3. demaundes.
Article rebutted 8The 8. article conteyneth 3. demandes.
Article rebutted 9The nynth article may be deuided into nyne demaundes.
Article rebutted 10The 10. article conteyneth in effect but 2. demandes.
Article rebutted 11The 11. article is so confuse that it is harde to bring it into any certeine numbre of demandes.
Article rebutted 12The 12. article hath 3. demandes.
Article rebutted 13The 13. article hath 2. demaundes.
Article rebutted 14The 14. article hath 5. demandes.
Article rebutted 15The 15. article conteyneth in effect 3. demandes.
Article rebutted 16The 16. article conteyneth one demande, and one chalenge.
Article rebutted 17The 17. Article conteyneth 5. demandes.
Article rebutted 18The 18. article hath but one demande.
Article rebutted 19The 19. article hath but one demande.
Article rebutted 20The 20. article hath 3. demandes.
Article rebutted 21The 21. article conteyneth but one demande.
Article rebutted 22The 22. article, although it be very confuse, yet it conteyneth in effect 3. demandes.
Article rebutted 23The 23. article conteyneth 2. demandes.
Article rebutted 24The 24. article conteyneth 10. demandes.
Article rebutted 25The 25. article hath 2. demandes.
Article rebutted 26The 26. article conteyneth in effect but 3. demandes.
Article rebutted 27The 27. article conteyneth 5. demandes.
Article rebutted 28The 28. article conteyneth 3. demandes.
Article rebutted 29The 29. article conteyneth 8. demandes.
Book 11 A DEFENSE AND DECLARATION OF THE CATHOLIKE Churches doctrine, touching Purgatory, and prayers for the…
Epistle to the reader
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Preface
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 11
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Chapter 12
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Book 2
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Back matter
Table of argumentsTHE ARGVMENTES OF euery Chapter of both the Bookes.
Book 1Of the first Booke.
Book 2THE ARGVMENTES OF THE Chapters of the seconde booke.

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