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The first part of the Christian instruction, and general so[m]me of the doctrine, contained…The firste parte of the Christian instruction, and generall so[m]me of the doctrine, conteyned…
The first part of the Christian instruction, and general so[m]me of the doctrine, contained in the holy Scriptures wherein the principal points of the religion are familiarly handled by dialogues, very necessary to be read of all Christians. Translated into English, by John Shute, according to the late copy set forth, by th'author Master Peter Viret. 1565. Overseen and perused, according to the order appointed, by the Queens majesties injunctions.The firste parte of the Christian instruction, and generall so[m]me of the doctrine, conteyned in the holy Scriptures wherein the principall pointes of the religion are familiarly handled by dialogues, very necessary to be read of all Christians. Translated into Englishe, by Iohn Shute, accordyng to the late copy set forth, by th'author Maister Peter Viret. 1565. Ouersene and perused, accordyng to the order appointed, by the Queenes maiesties iniunctions.
London: printed by John Day, 1565London: printed by Iohn Day, 1565
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❧ The third Dialogue entitled, The authority of Councils. OF the assistance of the holy ghost in lawful Councils. | 109. 1 What is to be desired in Councils those which are most excellent. | 111. 2 Of the weaknesses which were in the Council of Nice. | 112. 3 Of the contrarieties between the bishops & ministers that have been in many ancient Councils. | 113. 4 Of the contradictions of the popes and their decrees. | 114. 5 Of the contrariety of the decrees of many Councils. | 116. 6 Of the contrariety of certain coū cels concerning the difference of meats. | 118. 7 Of the decrees of the Councils of Constance and Basel touching the Lords supper under both kinds. | 119. 8 Contrariety in many Councils concerning Images. | 120. 9 Of the Council of Carthage concerning the Baptism, administered by heretics. | 121. 10 Opinion of the papists, concerning general and particular Councils | 122. 11 Of the abuses and errors which have ben brought into the church | 122. 12 Of those that would have the prelates of the church to correct the abuses that therein are. | 124. 13 Things of them selves sufficiently resolved without resolution of the Council. | 125. 14 The liberty of Christians in reforming abuses. | 127. 15 The passages which the Papists allege to authorise their Councils. | 129. 16 The holy ghost is not bound to any kind of person or estate. | 1•9. 17 Of the assembles of y• faithful. | 131. 18 Of the Councils of the heretics, condemning the Councils of the faithful. | 132. 19 The contradictions of the ancient Councils, declare that the councils may err. | 134. 20 No hope for the Christians to have a lawful Council. | 136. 21 What prayers men ought to make for their Princes. | 138. 22 What Counsel they ought to follow that have princes which are enemies to the Gospel. | 139. 23 Of the study of the holy scriptures and of the decrees of the Council of Nice concerning the sam. | 140. 24 Of the true Councils which excel all the rest in authority. | 142. 25 The authority of Princes & Popes concerning councils. | 143. 26 Of the manner of the proceeding of the Papists in their Councils. | 144. 27 Prudence required in disputation in the papistic councils. | 145. 28 Resolution of the papistical councils. | 146. 29 What discords may be in the councils of the Papists. | 147. 30 Of the Popes practises for his determination and conclusion of Councils.
❧ The third Dialogue intituled, The authoritie of Councels. OF the assistance of the holy ghost in lawful Councels. | 109. 1 What is to be desyred in Coūcels those which are most excellent. | 111. 2 Of the weakenesses which wer in the Councel of Nice. | 112. 3 Of the contrarieties betwene the bishoppes & ministers that haue bene in many aunciente Councels. | 113. 4 Of the contradictiōs of the popes and their decrees. | 114. 5 Of the contrarietie of the decrees of many Councels. | 116. 6 Of the contrarictie of certain coū cels concernyng the difference of meates. | 118. 7 Of the decrees of the Councels of Constance and Basle touchyng the Lordes supper vnder bothe kyndes. | 119. 8 Contrarietie in many Coūcels cō cernyng Images. | 120. 9 Of the Councel of Carthage concerning the Baptisme, administred by heretiques. | 121. 10 Opiniō of the papists, concerning general and particular Coūcels | 122. 11 Of the abuses and errors whiche haue ben broght into the church | 122. 12 Of those that would haue the prelates of the church to correct the abuses that therin are. | 124. 13 Thinges of them selues sufficiently resolued without resolution of the Councel. | 125. 14 The liberty of Christians in reforming abuses. | 127. 15 The passages which the Papistes alledge to authorise their Councels. | 129. 16 The holy ghost is not bounde to any kind of persō or estate. | 19. 17 Of ye assēbles of y faithful. | 131. 18 Of the Councels of the hereticks, condemning the Coūcels of the faythful. | 132. 19 The contradicions of the aunciēt Councels, declare that the councels may erre. | 134. 20 No hope for the Christiās to haue a lawful Councel. | 136. 21 What praiers men ought to make for their Princes. | 138. 22 What Councel they ought to follow that haue princes whych ar enemies to the Gospel. | 139. 23 Of the studi of the holy scriptures and of the decrees of the Coūcel of Nice cōcerning the sam. | 140. 24 Of the true Councels which excel al the rest in authority. | 142. 25 The authoritye of Princes & Popes concerning councels. | 143. 26 Of the maner of the proceedyng of the Papistes in their Councels. | 144. 27 Prudence required in dispuaion in the papistik councels. | 145. 28 Resolucion of the papistical councels. | 146. 29 What discords may be in the councels of the Papists. | 147. 30 Of the Popes practises for his determination and conclusion of Councels.