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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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B. Bacchus, and Ceres were thought to be honoured of the Christians. 406. Barbarous tongue. 155. Latin tongue Barbarous. 155. We be Incorporate into Christ in Baptism. 392. Christs Body is a Creature. 350. Christs Body equal in nature with our Bodies. 350. Christs Body a mean between God and man. after M. Hardinges fantasy. 348. 350. Christs Body entered, the doors being shut. 351▪ No Body without place. 351. Christs Body in one place. 152. 361. 362. 371. Christs Body not in the Earth. 357. Christs Body present by Faith, by Baptism. 358. Christs Body in the Sacrament: in what sense. 359. 360. 458. 471. Christs Body present in a Mystery. 37•. Christs Body received spiritually. 36. Christs Body not eaten Fleshly with the mouth. 404. Christs Body by M. Hardinges doctrine, entereth not into our Bodies. 627. The Sacram▪ not properly the Body of Christ. 369 Secundum Literam. 369. 370. Errours touching Christs Body. 349. Christs Body not equal to the Godhead. 350. 363. Christs Body without any dimension, or proportion of parts. 620. 639. Christs Body without place. 362. Christs Body without quantity. 350. Christs Body crucified in a thousand places. 362. Christs Body spiritually present, spiritually seen spiritually touched. 365. 366. Christ borne in his own hands, expounded. 368. Christs Body not in many places. 348. No miracle in the Sacrament. 349. 355. Abel, Isaiah, John Baptiste held Christ in their hands. 355. Christs Body full here, and full there. 360. Christs Body not superior to the word of God. 45. 613. Christs Body is not in the holy vessels. 45. 401. The unreverence Opinions. and speeches of M. Hard. side, touching the Body of Christ. 625. Bread remaineth in the Sacrament. 44. 382. 40•. The form, and quantity of the Communion Bread. 443.
B. Bacchus, and Ceres vvere thoughte to be honoured of the Christians. 406. Barbarous tongue. 155. Latine tongue Barbarous. 155. VVe be Incorporate into Christe in Baptisme. 392. Christes Bodie is a Creature. 350. Christes Bodie equal in nature with our Bodies. 350. Christes Bodie a meane bitvveene God and man. after M. Hardinges fantasie. 348. 350. Christes Bodie entred, the doores being shutte. 351▪ No Bodie vvithout place. 351. Christes Bodie in one place. 152. 361. 362. 371. Christes Bodie not in the Earthe. 357. Christes Bodie present by Faith, by Baptisme. 358. Christes Bodie in the Sacramente: in vvhat sense. 359. 360. 458. 471. Christes Bodie presente in a Mysterie. 37. Christes Bodie receiued spiritually. 36. Christes Bodie not eatē Fleashly with the mouth. 404. Christes Bodie by M. Hardinges doctrine, entreth not into our Bodies. 627. The Sacram not properly the Bodie of Christ. 369 Secundum Literam. 369. 370. Errours touchinge Christes Bodie. 349. Christes Bodie not equal to the Godhead. 350. 363. Christes Bodie vvithout any dimension, or proportion of partes. 620. 639. Christes Bodie vvithout place. 362. Christes Bodie vvithout quantitie. 350. Christes Bodie crucified in a thousand places. 362. Christes Bodie spiritually presente, spiritually seen spiritually touched. 365. 366. Christe borne in his ovvne handes, expoūded. 368. Christes Bodie not in many places. 348. No miracle in the Sacrament. 349. 355. Abel, Esay, Iohn Baptiste helde Christe in their handes. 355. Christes Bodie ful here, and ful there. 360. Christes Bodie not superiour to the vvoorde of God. 45. 613. Christes Bodie is not in the holy vessels. 45. 401. The vnreuerence Opinions. and speeches of M. Hard. side, touchinge the Bodie of Christe. 625. Breade remaineth in the Sacrament. 44. 382. 40. The fourme, and quantitie of the Commuion Breade. 443.