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A reply unto M. Hardinges answerA replie vnto M. Hardinges ansvveare
A reply unto M. Hardinges answer by perusing whereof the discrete, and diligent reader may easily see, the weak, and unstable grounds of the Romaine religion, which of late hath been accounted Catholic. By John Jewel Bishop of Salisbury.A replie vnto M. Hardinges ansvveare by perusinge whereof the discrete, and diligent reader may easily see, the weake, and vnstable groundes of the Romaine religion, whiche of late hath beene accompted Catholique. By Iohn Iewel Bishoppe of Sarisburie.
Imprinted at London : In Fleetestreate, at the sign of the Black Oliphant, by Henry Wykes, Anno. 1565Imprinted at London : In Fleetestreate, at the signe of the Blacke Oliphante, by Henry VVykes, Anno. 1565
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S. Sacrament. The Sacrament is a Sign. 110. 380. 446. Sacrament generally taken. 116. The Sacrament is material Bread. 381. Sacramental Changing. 407. 427. The Sacrament• is a Creature. 408. Sacraments be Visible words. 409. The Sacram. is not bare Bread. 433. Difference between the Sacraments of the Old Testament, and of the New. 464. 468. 470. The Sacrament consisteth of two parts. 603. The Sacrament is a Creature, and no God. 614. A Resemblance between the Sacrament, and the thing signified by the Sacrament. 634. The Sacrament is one thing, and Christs Body is an other thing. 380. 383. 430. 584. 610. The Sacrament passeth into the nourishment of our bodies. 380. 383. The word of God is more truly Christs Body then the Sacrament. 883. Vehement speeches of the Sacrament. 385. 400. 409. 428. 434. 448. 462. 471. 608. Sancta Sanctorum. 385. The Ancient Fathers judgement touching the Sacrament. 617. 618. The end; and use of Sacraments. 446. 462 Abuses of the Sacrament. 141. The Sacrament thrust into dead mens mouths. 32. The Sacrament sent• unto strangers. 39. 40. The Sacrament delivered to men, and women to carry home. 43. 46. 47. The same forbidden. 132. 140. The Sacrament sent home to the new married man, and wife. 51. The Sacrament sent abroad into sundry parishes. 54. 55. The Sacrament buried. 80. 84. 134. The Sacrament turned into a stone. 136. To take the Sign in stead of the thing that is Signified, a miserable servitude of the soul. 380. Sacrifice. 555. To Sacrifice the Gospel, the People, &c. 556. M. Hard. saith, Christ offered his Body, all be it not in respect of offering. 555. 557. The Sacrifice of thanksgiving, is the Sacrifice of the New Testament. 358. 556. 562. The daily Sacrifice, what it meaneth. 24. The Sacrifice of the holy Communion not daily offered. 24. 50. 62. 91. In what sense Christ is daily Sacrificed. 61. 578. To Sacrifice the token of Christs Body. 386. The Sacrifice of Bread, and Wine. 386. 567. The pure Sacrifice prophesied by Malachi. 559. 569. The Sacrifice of Remembrance. 556. 557. 562. 563. 565. 568. 569. 570. 575. The Sacrifice of the New Testament. 558. M. Hard. saith, Christ shed his Blood at his last Supper. 560. 570. Dreadful Sacrifice, and why dreadful. 563. 568. M. Hard. saith, Christ offered him self in Heaven. 565.
S. Sacramente. The Sacramente is a Signe. 110. 380. 446. Sacramente generally taken. 116. The Sacramente is material Breade. 381. Sacramental Changinge. 407. 427. The Sacrament• is a Creature. 408. Sacramentes be Visible vvoordes. 409. The Sacram. is not bare Breade. 433. Difference bitweene the Sacramentes of the Olde Testament, and of the Nevve. 464. 468. 470. The Sacrament consisteth of two partes. 603. The Sacramente is a Creature, and no God. 614. A Resemblance bitvveene the Sacramente, and the thinge signified by the Sacramente. 634. The Sacramente is one thinge, and Christes Body is an other thinge. 380. 383. 430. 584. 610. The Sacramente passeth into the nourishemente of our bodies. 380. 383. The vvoorde of God is more truely Christes Body then the Sacramente. 883. Vehemente speaches of the Sacramente. 385. 400. 409. 428. 434. 448. 462. 471. 608. Sancta Sanctorum. 385. The Anciente Fathers iudgemente touchinge the Sacramente. 617. 618. The ende; and vse of Sacramentes. 446. 462 Abuses of the Sacramente. 141. The Sacramente thrust into deade mennes mouthes. 32. The Sacramente sent vnto strangers. 39. 40. The Sacramente deliuered to menne, and vvemenne to carry home. 43. 46. 47. The same forebidden. 132. 140. The Sacramente sente home to the nevve married man, and vvife. 51. The Sacramente sente abroade into sundrie parishes. 54. 55. The Sacramente buried. 80. 84. 134. The Sacramente turned into a stoane. 136. To take the Signe in steede of the thinge that is Signified, a miserable seruitude of the soule. 380. Sacrifice. 555. To Sacrifice the Gospel, the People, &c. 556. M. Hard. saith, Christe offered his Body, al be it not in respecte of offeringe. 555. 557. The Sacrifice of thankesgeuinge, is the Sacrifice of the Newe Testament. 358. 556. 562. The daily Sacrifice, what it meaneth. 24. The Sacrifice of the holy Communion not daily offered. 24. 50. 62. 91. In what sense Christe is daily Sacrificed. 61. 578. To Sacrifice the token of Christes Body. 386. The Sacrifice of Breade, and VVine. 386. 567. The pure Sacrifice prophesied by Malachie. 559. 569. The Sacrifice of Remembrance. 556. 557. 562. 563. 565. 568. 569. 570. 575. The Sacrifice of the Nevve Testamente. 558. M. Hard. saith, Christe sheadde his Bloude at his laste Supper. 560. 570. Dreadful Sacrifice, and vvhy dreadful. 563. 568. M. Hard. saith, Christe offered him selfe in Heauē. 565.