Chapter 1CHAPTER I. Of Antiquitie, and the severall sorts there-of.
Section 11. OF SCRIPTURE.
Section 22. Of Councels and Fathers.
Section 33. Of Historie.
Chapter 2CHAP. II. What the Romanists say of all the Fathers, and Ancients in generall, both in exposition of…
Chapter 3CHAP. III. Hovv they reject Them all, when They make not for them, altho consenting in one: And first, In…
Section 1
Section 2The second Point, concerning Worship of Images, wherin Poperie opposeth it selfe palpablie against all…
Section 3The third Poynt, where-in avowedlie Poperie rejecteth Antiquitie: to wit, in placing their consecration of…
Section 4The fourth Poynt, concerning Limbus Patrum: and for probation there-of whether it was Samuel truelie, who…
SectionSecondly, How the Romanists reject the Fathers, consenting in one, in exposition of Scripture, as formerlie…
Chapter 4CHAP. IIII. How contumeliouslie they deale with the Fathers, and especiallie, first, with those of the…
Section 1
Section 2Secondlie, how they deale with the Greeke Fathers, severallie and a-part.
Chapter 5CHAP. V. How the Romanists deale with the Latine Fathers, conjunctly and apart.
Chapter 6CHAP. VI. How the Romanists haue shamefullie corrupted the Fathers, both by adding to them, payring from…
Section 1First, Examples of Popish adding to the Fathers.
Section 2Secondlie, examples of Popish purging from the Fathers.
Section 3Thirdlie, Examples of Popish Altering the words of the Fathers.
Chapter 7CHAP. VII. How manie vnder the Names of Fathers, Bellarmine acknowledgeth to be meerly counterfeyt, and…
AppendixAN APPENDIX, For discerning of Counterfeyts.
Chapter 8
Section 2CHAP. VIII. 1. How the Romanists adduce the Testimonies of Fathers, agaynst vs as true; whom not…
14 partsSectionThe second part of the VIII. CHAPTER. How the Romanists answere vs, when wee adduce the Testimonies of…
Section 22. How the Romanists, without anie farther Warrand, alleadge onlie of some Fathers, That perhaps they are…
Chapter 9CHAP. IX. How the Romanists alleadge the Fathers for them, in one place and poynt of Doctrine; and at their…
AppendixAN APPENDIX. Of the Romanistes, their other shamelesse and fraudulent forme of Answeres, to cleare…
6 partsChapter 10CHAP. X. Some notable Frauds, vsed by the Romanists, in Citations of the Fathers, where-of the Reader would…
Section 11. By citing of Heretickes wordes for them as if they were the wordes of the Orthodox Fathers.
Section 22. How they cite the Fathers, quyte contrarie to their mynde.
Section 33. How they vrge vs, with Testimonies of Fathers, which are the brood of those Errours, which them-selues…
Section 44. How they cite words of Fathers, which no-wyse are in their Writs.
Chapter 11CHAP. XI. How the Romanists not onelie equall, but preferre the judgement of their late Divines, to the…
Chapter 12CHAP. XII. By what partiall & absurd Rule the Romanists do admit, or reject, the Testimonies of Fathers.
Book 2THE SECOND BOOKE, OF▪ COUNSELS.
Chapter 13CHAP. XIII. As the Romanists deale with the Fathers, so how they manie vvayes deale injuriouslie vvith…
5 partsChapter 14CHAP. XIIII. Popish avowed Rejection, in their late Councels, of the most primitiue and principall Antiquitie.
Book 3THE THIRD BOOKE. OF HISTORIE.
Chapter 15CHAP. XV. How they deale with the auncient Histriographers, and their owne Records.
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Errata