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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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tomo Antiquae lectionis Henr. Canisij, pag. 238. & in fine libri Jo. Damasceni contra Acephalos; ibid. pag. 211. ubi postrema verba testimonij á nobis citati (pag. 64.65.) Turrianus ita transtulit: Sic etiam híc, divinâ ⟨image 277⟩naturâ in ipso insidente, unum Filium, unam Personam utrumque constituit. 400. Marcus eremita. 400. Polychronius. 400. Hesychius presbyter. 410. Palladius, Lausiacae histostoriae author. 410. Pelagius haereticus. 410. Augustinus. 410. Philo Carpathius. 410. Synesius. 414. Theodorus Daphnopatus. by Henr. Oraeus referred to this year: I know not by what warrant. 418. Concilium Africanum universal Carthagine habitum contra Pelagium. 420. Maximus Taurinensis. 424. Hilarius Arelatensis. 430. Jo. Cassianus. 430. Vincentius Lirinensis. 430. Author Operis imperfecti in Matthaeum. 430. Cyrillus Alexandrinus. 430. Synodus Alexandrina, contra Nestorium. 430. Theodoretus. 430. Proclus Cyzicenus. 431. Concilium Ephesinum, universal III. 440. Prosper Aquitanicus. 440. Socrates historicus. 440. Sozomenus. 440. Eucherius Lugdunensis. 440. Petrus C•rysologus. 450. Leo. I. 450. Primasius. 451. Concilium Chalcedonense, universal IIII. 460. Basilius Seleuciensis. 460. Victor Antiochenus. 460 Salvianus Massiliensis. 476. Gelasius Cyzicenus. 490. Faustus Regiensis, seu Reiensis. 490. Gennadius Massiliensis. 490. Gelasius Papa I. 494. Concilium Romanum I. sub Gelasio. 500. Paschasius Romanae ecclesiae diaconus. 500. Olympiodorus. 500. Andreas Caesareensis. Stephanus Gobarus haereticus. 507. Laurentius Novariensis. 510. Ennodius Ticinensis. 520. Aurelius Cassiodorus. 520. Eusebius Gallicanus. 520. Caesari•s Arelatensis. 520. Fulgentius Ruspensis episc. 520. Johannes Maxentius. 527. Ephraem Antiochenus. 527. Agapetus diaconus. 529. Concilium Arausican. II. 530. Fulgentius Ferrandus. 530. Dionysius Exiguus. ⟨image 278⟩530. Benedictus Monachus. 530. Procopius Gazaeus. 540. Arator. 553. Concilium Constantinopolitanum, universal. V. 560. Andreas Hierosolymitanus, Cretensis archiepisc. 560. Dracontius. 570. Cresconius. 580. Venantius Fortunatus. 580. Johannes Climacus. 589. Concil. Toletan. III. 600. Gregorius I. 600. Johan. Nesteuta. Agapius Manichaeus. 610. Eustratius Constantinopolitanus. 630. Isidorus Hispalensis. 633. Conciliū Toletanū. IIII. 640. Maximus Monachus. 640. Jonah. 640. Anastasius Sinaita. 660. Eligius Noviomensis. 680. Julianus Toletanus. 690.