I. OF the holy Scriptures. pag. 1.
II. Of Predestination, Grace, Free-will, Works, Justification and Sanctification. pag. 11.
III. Of Purgatory, and Prayer for the dead. pag. 21.
IIII. Of the Worship of God, the public form of Liturgy, the Sacrifice, and Sacrament of the Lords Supper. pag. 30.
V. Of Chrism, Sacramental Confession, Penance, Absolution, Marriage, Divorces, and single life in the Clergy. pag. 45.
VI. Of the discipline of our ancient Monks; and abstinence from meats. pag. 54.
VII. Of the Church and various state thereof, especially in the days of Antichrist: of ⟨image 5⟩Miracles also, and of the Head of the Church. pag. 66.
VIII. Of the Popes spiritual Jurisdiction, and how little footing it had gotten at first within these parts. pag. 75.
IX. Of the Controversy which the Britons, Picts, and Irish maintained against the Church of Rome, touching the celebration of Easter. pag. 92.
X. Of the height that the opposition betwixt the Roman party, and that of the British and the Scottish grew unto; and the abatement thereof in time: and how the Doctors of the Scottish and Irish side have been ever accounted most eminent men in the Catholic Church, notwithstanding their dis-union from the Bishop of Rome. pag. 105.
XI. Of the temporal power, which the Popes followers would directly entitle him unto over the Kingdom of Ireland: together with the indirect power which he challengeth in absolving subjects from the obedience, which they owe to their temporal Governors. pag. 117.
I. OF the holy Scriptures. pag. 1.
II. Of Predestination, Grace, Free-will, Workes, Iustification and Sanctification. pag. 11.
III. Of Purgatory, and Prayer for the dead. pag. 21.
IIII. Of the Worship of God, the publike forme of Liturgie, the Sacrifice, and Sacrament of the Lords Supper. pag. 30.
V. Of Chrisme, Sacramentall Confession, Penance, Absolution, Marriage, Divorces, and single life in the Clergie. pag. 45.
VI. Of the discipline of our ancient Monkes; and abstinence from meats. pag. 54.
VII. Of the Church and various state thereof, especially in the dayes of Antichrist: of ⟨image 5⟩Miracles also, and of the Head of the Church. pag. 66.
VIII. Of the Popes spirituall Iurisdiction, and how little footing it had gotten at first within these parts. pag. 75.
IX. Of the Controversie which the Britons, Picts, and Irish maintained against the Church of Rome, touching the celebration of Easter. pag. 92.
X. Of the height that the opposition betwixt the Romane party, and that of the Brittish and the Scottish grew unto; and the abatement thereof in time: and how the Doctors of the Scottish and Irish side have beene ever accounted most eminent men in the Catholike Church, notwithstanding their dis-union from the Bishop of Rome. pag. 105.
XI. Of the temporall power, which the Popes followers would directly intitle him unto over the Kingdome of Ireland: together with the indirect power which hee challengeth in absolving subjects from the obedience, which they owe to their temporall Governours. pag. 117.
