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C. Casuits admit nothing beside their order. p. 65.1. p. Chokim the Hebrew name of Ceremon. finely laid open. p. 35.1. p. Conformers miserable Apology. p. 13.1. p. Ceremonies their dispute how ancient; opposed by Waldenses, Martyrs, removed in Helvetia. p. 8.15.1. p. Other things ridiculous yet as tolerable, if they had but institution from the Convocation-house as a May pole in the Church, or a straw in a Child's hand at Bapt. p. 17. Ceremonies such as ours, why naught. p. 18. Ceremonies how defined, examined. p. 21. Ceremonies laid out in 4. things p. 23. Ceremonies holy. p. 129.2. p. and 178.186. ⟨image 50⟩Their Worship. p. 132.2. p. and 298. Ceremonies must have a rule for number. p. 144.2. p. Ceremonies Popish may yet be Jewish. p. 218. See also. p. 273. Ceremonies by Institution to what Commandment they belong. p. 301. Ceremonies condemned for speaking out of place. p. 364. Ceremonies, Clouts that have lain on the plague sores of Idolatry. p. 367. Ceremonies cannot be deduced from the kinds named by the Rej. p. 482. Ceremonies used by us never objects of Idol: answered. p. 401. Ceremonies consequently imposed as belonging to giving honour to God, yet Superstitious. p. 103.1. p. Ceremonies single, double, treble. p. 91.2. p. Ceremonies the Garments of Religion whereof the Scots mans jest. p. 94. Church representative, to the life represented. p. 88.1. p. Church English and primitive compared. p. 403. Calvins account of additions. p. 121.2. p. 376. What he saith to Cassander, and to our Masters of Cerem. p. 122.2. p. His admirable speech to the Lord Protector of England. p. 389. His moderation toward Popish Ceremonies, what See. p. 400. His inference, that, if the 3. Children in Dan. had followed the Counsel, and wit of our times; they needed never to have stood out against the Kings Commandment. p. 127.2. p. His judgement of Ceremonies cleared. p. 240. His opinion misinterpreted by the Rej. answered. ⟨image 51⟩p. 16.1. p. Chamiers answer to that of no new Cerem. brought in these days. p. 295. His famous Censure of Ceremonies Analogical and Sacramental, as idly doing that over again, for which the Sacraments were by Christ appointed. p. 84.1. p. Covel's Sentence slighted by the Rejoynd. p. 208. Christ the only authentic teacher. p. 210.211. Chemnitius his famous testimony about additions. p 249. Cajetan a Cardinal of Rome would not be buried in the Church: p.