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A defence of the Apology of the Church of England containing an answer to…A defence of the Apologie of the Churche of Englande conteininge an answeare to…
A defence of the Apology of the Church of England containing an answer to a certain book lately set forth by M. Harding, and entitled, A confutation of &c. By John Jewel Bishop of Salisbury.A defence of the Apologie of the Churche of Englande conteininge an answeare to a certaine booke lately set foorthe by M. Hardinge, and entituled, A confutation of &c. By Iohn Iewel Bishop of Sarisburie.
Imprinted at London : In Fleetestreate, at the sign of the Elephant, by Henry Wykes, Anno 1567. 27. OctobrisImprinted at London : In Fleetestreate, at the signe of the Elephante, by Henry VVykes, Anno 1567. 27. Octobris
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No Idolatry in the Church of Rome. 628. 629. The Church may be in a few. 93. 94. To believe in the Church: to believe in Saints. 85. The Pope not the head of the Church. 95. The Romaine Church compared with the Churches of the Gospel. 585. The State and Unity of the Church, dependeth of the Pope. 53. The Doctrine of the Church of Rome, is the express word of God. 200. The Romaine Church received the faith from the Greeks. 577. Every Bishop, the head of his several Church. 95. Vain Titles of the Church of Rome. 40. The authority of the Church. 55. Hear the Church. ibidem. No Salvation without the Church of Rome. 36. The Church known by Gods word. 55. The Romaine Church unlike the Church of the ancient Fathers. 21. The Church of Rome fallen from God. 36. The Church of Rome is the Catholic Church. 36. The Church built upon John, aswell as upon Peter. 107. The Church invisible. 391. The Greeks abhor the Church of Rome. 36. The Civil Magistrate to be obeyed. 394. The errors and abuses of the Clergy. 96. 104. The Communion in one Kind, used first by Heretics. 230. Causes of the Communion under one kind. 328. 329. Priests Concubines. 511. A Priest keeping a Concubine, may not therefore be refused in his ministration. 511. Concupiscence is verily sin. 217. 218. Confession not commanded. 155. 156. Confession auricular never named of the Ancient Fathers. 257. Confession of sins venial. 151. Confession of sins appointed, not by God's Word, but by Tradition. 133. Sins forgiven without Confession. 143. Confession of sins, not necessary. 133. 143 151. Confession made by handwriting or by a broker. 137. Confession to be made only unto God. 140. Confirmation of Bishops. 129. Confession made unto a lay man 137. Consecration, and divers judgements of the same. 208. 209. Consecration of Bishops. 130. The donation of Constantine. 401. 537. 538. Constantine was Christened by Sylvester: A fable. 670. Constantine the Emperor in the Council of Nice. 677. 678. 679. 680. The Emperor Constantine stood upright at the Sermon, and would not sit. 678. Courtesans remaining still in Rome. 382. Councils lawfully called without the Popes consent. 529. Decrees of Councils ratified, whether the Pope would or no. 53. The Authority of Councils.
No Idolatrie in the Churche of Rome. 628. 629. The Churche maie be in a fevve. 93. 94. To beleue in the Churche: to beleue in Sainctes. 85. The Pope not the head of the Churche. 95. The Romaine Churche compared vvith the Churches of the Gospel. 585. The State and Vnitie of the Churche, dependeth of the Pope. 53. The Doctrine of the Churche of Rome, is the expresse vvoorde of God. 200. The Romaine Churche receiued the faith from the Greekes. 577. Euery Bishop, the head of his seueral Churche. 95. Vaine Titles of the Churche of Rome. 40. The authoritie of the Church. 55. Heare the Churche. ibidem. No Saluation vvithout the Churche of Rome. 36. The Churche knovven by Gods vvoorde. 55. The Romaine Church vnlike the Church of the anciēt Fathers. 21. The Churche of Rome fallen from God. 36. The Churche of Rome is the Catholique Churche. 36. The Churche builte vpon Iohn, asvvel as vpon Peter. 107. The Churche inuisible. 391. The Greekes abhorre the Church of Rome. 36. The Ciuile Magistrate to be obeied. 394. The erroures and abuses of the Cleregie. 96. 104. The Communion in one Kinde, vsed firste by Heretiques. 230. Causes of the Communion vnder one kinde. 328. 329. Priestes Concubines. 511. A Prieste keepinge a Concubine, maie not therefore be refused in his ministration. 511. Concupiscence is verily sinne. 217. 218. Confession not commaunded. 155. 156. Confessiō auricular neuer named of the Ancient Fathers. 257. Confession of sinnes venial. 151. Confession of sinnes appointed, not by Goddes VVoorde, but by Tradition. 133. Sinnes forgeeuen vvithout Confession. 143. Confession of sinnes, not necessarie. 133. 143 151. Confession made by hādvvriting or by a broker. 137. Confession to be made onely vnto God. 140. Confirmation of Bishoppes. 129. Confession made vnto a laie man 137. Consecration, and diuers iudgementes of the same. 208. 209. Consecration of Bishoppes. 130. The donation of Constantine. 401. 537. 538. Constantine vvas Christened by Syluester: A fable. 670. Constantine the Emperoure in the Councel of Nice. 677. 678. 679. 680. The Emperoure Constantine stoode vpright at the Sermon, and vvould not sitte. 678. Courteghians remaininge stil in Rome. 382. Councelles lavvfully called vvithout the Popes consent. 529. Decrees of Councelles ratified, vvhether the Pope vvoulde or no. 53. The Authoritie of Councelles.