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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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Christs Sacrifice lasteth for ever. 566. Christ him self is the Sacrifice. 571. 572. The Sacrifice of Melchizedek. 576. 577. Christ is both the Priest, and the Oblation. 578. The Unbloody Sacrifice. 579. 580. The Priest in his Canon prayeth for Christ. 582. 583. Scriptures. Reading of the Scriptures necessary for the people. 520. 529. 534. 537. 544. The Scriptures hard, or easy. 532. 533. The Scriptures hidden from the wise. 526. 527. 529. The ignorant may read the Scriptures. 205. 523. 526. 527. The people commanded to read the Scriptures. 518. 519. 521. 544. Not reading the Scriptures is dangerous. 530. 531. Knowledge of the Scriptures breedeth humility. 530. Knowledge bloweth up the mind. 530. Discouraging from reading the Scriptures cometh from the study, and Closet of the Divel• Chrysostom. 521. 522. The reading of the Scriptures is profitable, although we can not fully understand them. 210. 211. The Scriptures translated into the Sclanon tongue by S. Hierome. 157. The Scriptures read openly by Chapters in the Church. 158. Dangerous to contend of Divine matters. 523. Ignorance of the Scriptures is dangerous. 531. 538. 543. The Scriptures superstitiously hanged about mens necks. 211. Writing, and reading in the Hebrew tongue. 528. The Scriptures translated into the Sclavō tongue by S. Hierome. 540. The Scriptures translated into the Gotthian tongue by Ulphilas. 540. The Scriptures translated into the Syrian, the Palestine, the Theban, the Phe••ike, the Arabic, the Lybike, and the French tongue. 540. The Scriptures translated into all Christian tongues. 540. The Scriptures translated into the English tongue. 54•. 542. Heretics shut up the Scriptures. 544. ⟨image 12⟩Serapion. 134. Simplicity pardonable. 111. Vain, and fond simplicity. 208.
Christes Sacrifice lasteth for euer. 566. Christe him selfe is the Sacrifice. 571. 572. The Sacrifice of Melchisedek. 576. 577. Christe is bothe the Prieste, and the Oblation. 578. The Vnblouddy Sacrifice. 579. 580. The Prieste in his Canon praieth for Christe. 582. 583. Scriptures. Readinge of the Scriptures necessary for the people. 520. 529. 534. 537. 544. The Scriptures harde, or easy. 532. 533. The Scriptures hidden from the vvise. 526. 527. 529. The ignorante maie reade the Scriptures. 205. 523. 526. 527. The people commaunded to reade the Scriptures. 518. 519. 521. 544. Not readinge the Scriptures is dangerous. 530. 531. Knovvledge of the Scriptures breedeth humilitie. 530. Knovvledge blovveth vp the minde. 530. Discourraginge from readinge the Scriptures cō meth from the studie, and Closet of the Diuel Chrysostome. 521. 522. The readinge of the Scriptures is profitable, although vvee can not fully vnderstande them. 210. 211. The Scriptures translated into the Sclanon tongue by S. Hierome. 157. The Scriptures readde openly by Chapters in the Churche. 158. Dangerous to contende of Diuine maters. 523. Ignorance of the Scriptures is dangerous. 531. 538. 543. The Scriptures superstitiously hanged aboute mennes neckes. 211. VVritinge, and readinge in the Hebrevve tonge. 528. The Scriptures translated into the Sclauō tongue by S. Hierome. 540. The Scriptures translated into the Gotthian tongue by Vlphilas. 540. The Scriptures translated into the Syrian, the Palestine, the Thebane, the Pheike, the Arabike, the Lybike, and the Frenche tongue. 540. The Scriptures translated into al Christian tongues. 540. The Scriptures translated into the Englishe tongue. 54. 542. Heretiques shutte vp the Scriptures. 544.