Contents of chapter 4The Contents of the fourth Chap.
Contents of chapter 5The Contents of the fift Chapter.
Contents of chapter 6The Contents of the ſixt Chapter.
Contents of conclusionThe Concluſion.
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Chapter 1The ſeuerall ſortes of Chriſtians In the world, not ſubiect to the Pope, or differing in Religion from him
Chapter 2The ſeverall habitations of the Chriſtians before named, and firſt in Europe.
ChurchThe Proteſtants.
ChurchThe Papiſts inhabit.
ChurchThe Grecian Chriſtians.
ChurchThe Moſcovite.
Map
ChurchesChurchces in Aſia.
6 churchesChurchesThe Chriſtians of Aſia the leſse.
5 churchesChurchesThe Chriſtians in Africa under the Patriarch of Alexandria.
1 churchChurchAmerica and the Chriſtians therein
Chapter 3
Differences1 The principall differences betweene the Romaniſts and us.
Agreements2 The Agreement of the Churches before named with us, in the chiefe Points in Controverſie following.
12 sectionsAgreementVI. The Agreement of the antient Roman, Eaſt, and South Churches, with us in theſe points following; and…
9 beliefsChurch practiceVII. The Religion of the Antient Britaines, and the differences from their now Roman Church.
Church practiceVIII. Of the Devotion and pietie of theſe Churches.
Chapter 4Of the Antiquitie.
Chapter 5The ſucceſſion of Biſhops.
List of bishopsHieruſalem.
List of bishopsAntioch.
List of bishopsAlexandria.
List of bishopsRome.
List of bishopsConſtantinople.
BishopricsOf the Metropolites and Archbiſhoprickes which are, or have been belonging to the Patriarch of Conſtantinople.
BishopricsThe Biſhoprickes which have belonged to the Church of Hieruſalem; ſet downe by William Metropolitane and…
BishopricsFor the Church of Alexandria.
BishopricsThe Biſhoprickes which have beene in Africa, Alphabetically ſett downe by Miraeus in his Notitia Epiſcopatuum.
List of bishopsThe Church of Conſtantinople fetcheth her Originall from St Andrew the Apoſtle, as Nicephorus teſtifieth,…
Succession of bishopsThe pretended Succesſion of the Biſhops of Rome.
Succession of emperorsTo the Succeſſion of Biſhops, I have added the Succeſſion of the Emperors of Conſtantinople, who have many…
Chapter 6By what meanes the Papall Monarchie hath beene raiſed, and how it hath been, and is, upheld.
ConclusionThe Concluſion.
LetterLiterae à Patriarcha Alexandrino ad Archiepiſcopum Cantuarienſem, ex Aegypto in Britaniam tranſmiſſae, ex…
EndorsementInſcriptio literarum.
SubscriptionSubſcriptio.
LetterExemplar Literarum.
LetterA Letter ſent out of Aegypt into England, from the Patriarch of Alexandria, to the Lord Archbiſhop of…
EndorsementThe Indorſement.
SubscriptionThe Subſcription.
Letter
LetterGeorgius Abbat, divina providentia Archiepiſcopus Cantuarienſ is, totius Angliae Primas & Metropolitanus,…
LetterGeorge Abbat, by the divine providence Archb. of Cant. Primate of all England, and Metropolitan; to Cyrill…
ErrataProteſtants.