1 Of the Pope & of his usurped power & feigned authority.
fol. 1.
2 Of the Popes election.
15
3 Of Cardinals.
18
4 Of Bishops.
19
5 The oath, which the popish Bishops use to swear, when they are consecrated.
24
6 Of Priests.
26
7 Of the single life of Priests.
32
8 Of the Marriage of Priests.
35
9 Of Vows, and that the vow of chastity hindereth not him, or her from marriage, which hath not the gift of continency.
37
10 Of benefices and Prebends.
39
11 Of impropriations of benefices.
42
12 Of tithes & offerings.
45
13 Of monastical sects.
46
14 Of hermits, & of their sundry orders.
46
15 Of anchors & anchoresses and all other recluses.
52
16 Of monks, & of the diverse sects of the same.
54
17 Of Canons, and of the diversity of them.
66
18 Of Friars and of their manifold sects.
66
19 Of Nuns and of their divers orders.
73
20 Of the Monastical apparel, and who was the first deviser thereof.
76
21 Of temples or churches.
77
22 Of Church yards.
79
23 Of Church goods.
80
24 Of the ornaments of the Church.
80
25 Of Images to be had in Churches.
85
26 Certain godly laws of Emperors and kings against the having of Images in Churches, with the advise, consent and judgement of divers godly learned men.
88
27 Of Baptism.
95
28 Of the Lords Supper commonly called of the Papists. The Sacrament of the altar.
97
29 Of receiving the Sacrament under both kinds according to Christs institution.
102
30 Of receiving the Sacrament ⟨image 5⟩under one king according to the Popes tradition.
103
31 Of confirmation or Byshopping of children.
105
32 Of Matrimony.
106
33 Of auricular confession.
107
34 Of anointing or extreme unction.
108
35 Of praying for the dead.
108
36 Of divine service, as they call it, Matins, Prime, and Hours, Evensong, Complain. &c.
109
37 Of plain song. Prickesong, Discant. &c.
116
38 Of singing in the church the judgement of divers learned men.
117
39 Of the Mass, and of all the parts thereof.
122
40 Of certain decrees appertaining unto the Mass.
138
41 Of the massing priest.
14•
42 Of the dignity and power of the massing priest, & of the honour that is due unto him, be he good or bad.
148
43 Of the ceremonies of the Popish Church.
158
44 Of holy water, and the virtue of the same.
158
45 Of holy bread, and the power thereof.
162
46 Of Procession.
162
47 Of sensing.
Idem
48 Of candles bearing on Candlemas day.
1 Of the Pope & of hys vsurped power & fained authoritie.
fol. 1.
2 Of the Popes election.
15
3 Of Cardinals.
18
4 Of Bishops.
19
5 The othe, whiche the popishe Bishops vse to swear, whē they are cōsecrated.
24
6 Of Priestes.
26
7 Of the single lyfe of Priestes.
32
8 Of the Mariage of Priestes.
35
9 Of Uowes, and that the vowe of chastitie hindereth not him, or her frō mariage, whiche hathe not the gift of continencie.
37
10 Of benefices and Prebendes.
39
11 Of impropriations of benefices.
42
12 Of tythes & offrings.
45
13 Of monastical sectes.
46
14 Of heremites, & of theyr sondry orders.
46
15 Of anckers & anckresses and all other recluses.
52
16 Of monkes, & of the diuerse sectes of the same.
54
17 Of Chanons, and of the diuersitie of them.
66
18 Of Friers and of their manifold sectes.
66
19 Of Nunnes and of their diuers orders.
73
20 Of the Monastical apparell, and who was the fyrste deuiser therof.
76
21 Of tēples or churches.
77
22 Of Church yardes.
79
23 Of Churche goods.
80
24 Of the ornamentes of the Churche.
80
25 Of Images to be had in Churches.
85
26 Certayne godly lawes of Emperours and kinges against the hauing of Images in Churches, with the aduise, consent and iudgemēt of diuers godly learned men.
88
27 Of Baptisme.
95
28 Of the Lordes Supper commonly called of the Papistes. The Sacrament of the aultar.
97
29 Of receiuing the Sacrament vnder both kindes according to Christes institution.
102
30 Of receauing the Sacrament ⟨image 5⟩vnder one king accordyng to the Popes tradition.
103
31 Of confirmation or Byshopping of children.
105
32 Of Matrimony.
106
33 Of auriculer cōfessiō.
107
34 Of annointyng or extreme vnction.
108
35 Of prayeng for the dead.
108
36 Of diuine seruice, as thei cal it, Mattens, Prime, and Houres, Euensong, Complain. &c.
109
37 Of playne song. Prickesong, Discant. &c.
116
38 Of singing in the church the iudgement of diuers learned men.
117
39 Of the Masse, and of all the partes therof.
122
40 Of certayne decrees appertaynyng vnto the Masse.
138
41 Of ye massing priest.
14•
42 Of the dignitie and power of the massing priest, & of the honor that is due vnto him, be he good or bad.
148
43 Of the ceremonies of the Popishe Churche.
158
44 Of holy water, and the vertue of the same.
158
45 Of holy bread, and the power therof.
162
46 Of Procession.
162
47 Of sensyng.
Idem
48 Of cande•s bearyng on Candlemasse day.
