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An answer to a challenge madeAn ansvver to a challenge made
An answer to a challenge made by a Jesuit in Ireland Wherein the judgement of antiquity in the points questioned is truly delivered, and the novelty of the now romish doctrine plainly discovered. By James Usher Bishop of Meath.An ansvver to a challenge made by a Iesuite in Ireland Wherein the iudgement of antiquity in the points questioned is truely delivered, and the noveltie of the now romish doctrine plainly discovered. By Iames Vssher Bishop of Meath.
Dublin: printed by the Society of Stationers and Eliot's Court Press, 1624Dublin: printed by the Societie of Stationers and Eliot's Court Press, 1624
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A CATALOGUE OF THE AUTHORS HERE alleged; disposed according to the order of the times, wherein they are accounted to have lived.
A CATALOGVE OF THE AVTHORS HERE alleaged; disposed according to the order of the times, wherein they are accounted to have lived.
Anno Domini: 40 NIcodemus. The author of the counterfeit Gospel, attributed unto him, lived within the first 600. years: being cited by Gregorius Turonensis. 43. Thaddaeus; vouched by Eusebius. 70. Clemens I. Romanus episc. Counted the author of the Apostolical Constitutions. 70. Dionysius Areopagita. The books that bear his name, seem to be written in the fourth or fifth age after Christ. 100. Ignatius Antiochenus. 120. Hermes. 163. Justinus Martyr. 170. Theophilus Antiochenus. 180. Irenaeus Lugdunensis. 180. Tatianus. 190. Maximus. out of whom the Dialogues against the Marcionists, attributed to Origen, are collected: as appeareth by the large fragment cited out of him by Eusebius in the end of the seventh book de Praeparatione Evangelicâ. 200. Clemens Alexandrinus. 200. Tertullianus. 210. Caius. 220. Hippolytus Martyr. 230. Origenes. 230. Ammonius. 230. Minutius Felix. 240. Novatianus. 250. Gregorius Neocaesareensis. 250. Cyprianus. 260. Zeno Veronensis. 270. Victorinus Pictaviensis. 290. Pamphilus Martyr. ⟨image 277⟩300. Arnobius. 300. Lactantius. 303. Concilium Sinuessanum, supposititium. 310. Concilium Eliberinum, seu Illiberitanum. 325. Concilium Romanum sub Silvestro, supposititium. 325. Concilium Nicaenum, universal I. 325. Macarius Hierosolymitanus. 330. Eusebius Caesareensis. 330. Juvencus. 340. Eusebius Emesenus. 340. Athanasius Alexandrinus. 350. Eustathius Antiochenus. 350. Julius Firmicus Maternus. 350. Acacius Caesareensis. 359. Conciliabula Arrianorum, Nicaen. Constantinop. Sirmiens. & Ariminens. 360. Didymus. 360. Hilarius Pictaviensis. 360. Titus Bostrensis. 364. Concilium Laodicenum. 370. Macarius Aegyptius. 370. Cyrillus Hierosolymitanus. 370. Asterius Amaseae episc. 370. Optatus. 370. Ambrosius Mediolanensis episc. 370. Basilius Caesareensis. 370. Gregorius Nazianzenus. 370. Aerius haereticus. 380. Caesarius. 380. Gregorius Nyssenus. 380. Nectarius. 380. Pacianus. 380. Prudentius. 380. Philastrius. 380. Evagrius Ponticus. 380. Amphilochius. 381. Concilium Constantinopolitanum, universal II. 390. Hieronymus. 390. Paula & Eustochium, apud eund. 390. Epiphanius. 390. Ruffinus. 390. Coelius Sedulius. 390. Paulinus Mediolanensis. 400. Jo. Chrysostomus. cujus epistolam ad Caesarium monachum (quam in quaestionem vocant pontificij) citatam invenio in Collectaneis contra Severianos, quae ex Fr. Turriani version habentur in 4.