A14227:591
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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Cypriano perperàm adscriptum, huic authori in exemplaribus MSS. tribuitur: quorum duo Oxonij ipsi vidimus; in Bo•lci•na Bibliothecâ ⟨image 279⟩unum, in Collegij Omnium Animarum Biblioth. alterum. 1160. Petrus Blesen•is. 1160. Johannes Tzetzes. 1170. Hugo Etherianus. 1170. Gratianus. 1180. Theodorus Balsamon. 1180. Simeon Dunelmensis. 1200. Cyrus Theodorus Prodromus. 1200. Innocentius III. 1204. Rogerus Hoveden. 1206. Guillermus Altissiodorensis. 1210. Nicetas Choniates. 1215. Concilium Lateranense. 1220 Jacobus de Vitriaco. 1230. Guilielmus Aluernus, Parisiensis episc. 1240. Alexand. de Hales. 1240. Albertus Magnus. 1250. Matthaeus Parisiensis. 1250. Hugo Cardinalis. 1252. Dominicani contra Graecos. 1260. Thomas Aquinas. 1260. Bonaventura. 1270. Jo. Semeca. 1280. Richardus de Media villa. 1280 Aegidius Romanus, à Trithemio author fuisse dicitur Compendij Theologicae veritatis, quod pag. 179. Alberti Magni nomine citavimus. Idem opus Bonaventurae nomine legitur in Appendice septimi tomi operum ejus Romae edit. 1283. Johan. Peckham Cantuar. archiepisc. 1300. Johannes Duns, Scotus. 1300. Georgius Pachymeres. 1300. Athanasius Constantinopolitanus. 1300. Nicolaus Cabasilas. Matthaeus Quaestor. 1310. Hugo de Prato. 1310. Guilielmus Nangiacus. 1320. Guilielmus Ockam. 1320. Durandus de S. Porciano. 1320. Petrus Paludanus. 1320. Theodorus Metochita. 1320. Nicolaus Lyranus. 1327. Andronicus. 1330. Alvarus Pelagius. 1340. Thomas Bradwardin. 1340. Nicephorus Gregoras. 1350. Richardus Armachanus. 1350. Robertus Holcot. 1350. Thomas de Argentina. 1354. Guido Augustinianus. Germanus Patriarcha Constantinop. 1370. Matthaeus Westmonasteriensis. 1370. Henricus de Jota vel Huecta. ⟨image 279⟩1386. Gregorius Ariminensis. 1390. Michael Angrianus de Bononia. 1400. Petrus de Alliaco, Cameracensis. Johannes Herolt, author Sermonum Discipuli. Jacobus de Everbaco. 1410. Johannes Gerson. 1414. Constantiense Concilium. 1420. Theodoricus de Niem. 1430. Paulus Burgensis. 1430. Alphonsus Tostatus Abulensis episc. 1430. Thomas Walden. 1430. Bernardinus Senensis. 1438. Graecorum Apologia ad Basileense Concil. de igne Purgatorio. 1438. Concilium Ferrariense. 1439. Concilium Florentinum. 1439. Eugenij IIII. Bulla Unionis. 1440. Nicolaus Tudeschius, Abbas Panormitanus. 1440. Marcus Eugenicus, Ephesius. 1450. Gennadius Scholarius. 1460. Aeneas Sylvius. 1460. Dionysius Carthusianus. 1479. Congregatio Complutensis.