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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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R. Readers. 98. Reading of the Scriptures without prayer. 195. Children of xiiij. years of age admitted to be Readers in the Church. 602. Rebellion. 16. The Boures Rebellion in Germany. 388 Recourse to Rome. 702. 703. 704. Reconciliation of dissensions. 354. Regiment of women. 389. Relics, or dead mens bones. 705. The King determineth cases in Religion. 12. The cause of Resurrection. 324. 325. The good man worketh good things, without hope of Reward. 320 Our perfection of Righteousness is unperfect. 317. 318. The Romaine Religion in many points agreeable with the Manichees. 17. The Romaine clergy deceivers, false teachers, and Pilates. 461. The Romaine Faith shall never fail. 22 The Romaine Faith spoken of thorough the world. 436. The filthy life of the Romaine Clergy. 367. 368. Errors and abuses in the Romaine Church confessed. 24. Rome is Babylon. 719. 720. Fond questions resolved at Rome. 704. The Tragedies of Rome. 79. Rome the root of evil. 455. Departure from the Church of Rome. 17.
R. Readers. 98. Readinge of the Scriptures vvithout praier. 195. Children of xiiij. yeres of age admitted to be Readers in the Churche. 602. Rebellion. 16. The Boures Rebelliō in Germanie. 388 Recourse to Rome. 702. 703. 704. Reconciliation of dissensions. 354. Regimente of vveemenne. 389. Relikes, or dead mennes boanes. 705. The Kinge determineth cases in Religion. 12. The cause of Resurrection. 324. 325. The good man vvoorketh good things, vvithout hope of Revvard. 320 Our perfection of Righteousnesse is vnperfit. 317. 318. The Romaine Religion in many pointes agreable vvith the Manichees. 17. The Romaine cleregie deceiuers, false teachers, and Pilates. 461. The Romaine Faith shal neuer faile. 22 The Romaine Faithe spoken of thorough the vvorlde. 436. The filthie life of the Romaine Clergie. 367. 368. Erroures and abuses in the Romaine Churche confessed. 24. Rome is Babylon. 719. 720. Fond questiōs resolued at Rome. 704. The Tragedies of Rome. 79. Rome the roote of euil. 455. Departure from the Churche of Rome. 17.
S. Two Sacraments. 202. 214. Sacraments ministered without understanding. 203. Sacraments sanctify, and contain grace. 203. 204. Sacraments be signs. 205. Vehement phrases of the Sacraments, 246. The grace of the Sacraments. 235. The number of Sacraments. 212. 213. Sacraments be words visible. 145. Sacrament turned into a Divine substance. 252. The Bread and Wine of the Sacrament do nourish. 205. The Sacraments of the old Law, & the new. 206. The visible parts of Sacraments are things corruptible. 257. 260. God's special working in all Sacraments. 254. The Sacrament is a figure. 244. God's omnipotent power in the Sacraments. 245. In the Sacrament, or by the Sacrament. 232. Sacraments are Seals of Gods promises. 134. Sacraments necessary, & how. 149. 150 The dividing or breaking of the Sacrament. 521. Nature, Power, Virtue in Sacraments. 253. 254. M. Harding referreth the Judgement of Sacraments to his senses. 255. Disdainful speeches of the Sacraments used by M. Harding. 268. Christ is crucified, and dieth in the Sacrament. 269. The Sacrament changed into the substance of our flesh. 259. Sacraments are signs. 73. Vehement speeches of the Sacrament 239. The Bread changed into a Sacrament 244. The Sacrament under both kinds of Christs Institution. 229. 230. The Sacraments of the new Law give grace, in what sense. 062. The difference between the Sacrament, and the substance of the Sacrament. 222. 224. The Sacraments work in us the hope of Resurrection. 221. 222. The carrying about of the Sacrament 293. 295. The Sacrament dependeth not on the Minister. 215. The Sacrament is one thing, and Christs Body is an other thing. 222 230. 232. 268. The Sacrifice of Melchisedeth. 434. Saints offices distincted. 313. Sale of Masses, and of Merits. 292. Certainty of Salvation. 75. The School Doctors. 19. The Scripture a dead letter. 473. 474 The Scriptures translated into divers tongues. 588. 589. The Scriptures preserved by God's providence. 478. The people ought to read the Scriptures. 506. The Scriptures preserved by the Ives 478. The Scriptures inferior to the Church. 474. The Scriptures take their force of the Church of Rome. 456. 593. Ignorance of Scriptures is sin. 590. The Scripture standeth in the sense, & not in the words. 54. 72. 194.