it is faithfully preached the Sacraments truly ministred according to the order establyshed by the worde of God is a member of the church of Iesus Christ which is called catholik that is to saye vniuersall and out of that Church is no saluation Moreouer all congregatioÌ„s and assembles whatsoeuer they bee which hath not those markes although they call them selues the Churche of Iesus Christ a thousande times what soeuer place or succession they alledge or shew forth can be no other but the â–ª Sinagoge of Satan wherin there is but damnation And therfore it is good néedefull for all men to separate them selues and depart from them according as S. Peter sayde saue your selues from this peruers generation speaking of Aarons successors and of the Church of Ierusalem FINIS â— Rom. 1. â— b Deu. 4. â— Ephe. 4. â— a Mat. 28. d 1. Ioh. 5. b b Act. 17. f Deu. 4. b a Ephe. 1. b Mat. 20. c Pro. 16. a b Act. 2 d 4. e. Rom. 9. d Ioh. 1. â— Gen. â— Heb. 1. a xi a. Iohn 1. â— Colos â— â— b Heb. 1. d. c Iohn 8. f d 2. Pet. 2. a Luke 8. d e Actes 23. a Ihon. 1. a 17. a a 2. Tim. 2. â— 2. Tim. â— â—â—od 2â— b â— Cor. 6. c Exod. 34. a Rom. 31. c Ephe. 1. b. â— Sam. 12. c â— Cor. â—â— â— Rom 9. c Exod. 9. â— Rom. 9. c a Rom. 11. d Gene. 1. d. Exod. 7. d a Gen. 2. â— Rom. 5. â— Reade â— Aug. in the 13. boke de ciuitate dei 2. 12. 13 14-Chap Gen. 6. â— Phil. 15. b Iohn 3. a. Li. de perfectione iusticiae c Lib enchiridion ad laurentium chap. 30. Li. 2. de precatorum meritis cap. 13. Rom. i. c b Ihon. 3. a Rom. 8 p. c Li. de derfectione iusticia d Li. 3. ad ob â—i facium a Rom. 3. c b Rom. 3. d c Rom. 8. f Rom 9 c Epist 103 ad 〈…〉 Gen. 3. c Deut. â—8 â—â— sam 7. b Heb. 13. â— 1. Tim. 1. â— 1. cor 10. â— Reade all the epistle to the Ebrues Ierimi 〈…〉 â–ª Heb. â— â— a 1. Tim. 2. a. Ihon. 1. b b Matth. 3. c Rom â–ª 5. d c Rom. 3. d Act. 20. f d Rom. 8. a Rom. 5. d e Rom. 14. d a Iohn â— b. other places infinite b Esaye â–ª 43. b â— c Rom 3. d Iohn 14. b â— Cor. 5. d Rom. 5. c. 2. Cor. 15. g Colos 2 b a Esaie 7 â— b Rom â–ª 1 â–ª a Phil 2 a c Heb. 4. d. d Math â— e a Math. 1 c Luke 1 c a Math. 1 c Luke 1 d a Ephe. 2 b b Math. 11 d 1 Pet. 2 d 3 c Esaye 53. b. c Rom. 5 d Math. 3 d d Iohn 15 e e Esaie 53. a f Colos 2. â— g Gala. 3. b. h Act. â— c. i The 6 to the Romanes and thorovvâ—ut almost in all S â–ª pauls Epistles Act. 3. a Iohn 14. a 1. Timo 2 Math. 28. d a Luke 24. f b Act. 1 â–ª a c Math. 28 b d Math. 28. d e Act. 3. a f Act. 3 d g Episto 57 aÌ„d Dardanu a Rom. 3 d b i. Tim. 2 b c 2. Cor. 5 d Rom. 8 c Collo 2 c d Rom 5 b e Rom. 8 â— g â— Cor. 2. a a Gene. 1. a b Iohn 14 b c Rom. 8. b d Math. 2. d a Gene. 1. a b Rom. 8 â–ª b â–ª c Ephe 1 a a Ephe. 1 c b Iohn 3. b a Math 28 d Actes 9. a Roma 10. c Iames. i c 2. Peter i d a Roma 8. 1. Cor. 2. b Luke 23 c Iohn 3 d Psal 51 e Prouer. 40 f Iohn 1 g Iohn 12 h Iohn 3 b i Iames. â— d k 1. Cor. 2 c Rom. 8 m Ephe. 3 n First sermoÌ„ of the anunciation a Rom. 10 b Gala. 1 b b Iohn 17. 1. Cor. 1. d c Math. 1 Roma 6 d Roma 5 e Rom. 8 a Rom. 5. â— Gala 2 Phil. 3 b 2. Tim. 1 â— Titus 3. a Hebr. 11. b a Roma 6. Hebre. 10. b First sermoÌ„ of the anuntiatioâ— a Roma 1. Gala. 3. b Iohn 17. c Roma 7. a Roma 5. b Augustine the merites of Sayntes first reason a Psalm 143 b Psalm 16 d 2. Cor. 4. a e Philip. 3 * Second reason * Thirde reason * Fowrth reason Acts. 8. d g Math. 7. â— h Esai 1. c i Roma 4. a k Gala. 12. d l Roma 3. d m Luke 17 â–ª â— n Psal 143. â— o Roma 3. â— p Roma 3. d q 1. Lor. 5. d r Roma â— d Phil. 2. a Å¿ Roma 8. a t Colos â— c v Gala 3. b x 1. Peter a. b y Roma â— v Ephe. 5. b Iohn 6. a 1. Peter 1. d Iames. 1. a aa Iob. 13. c bb 2. Cor. 6. b Hebr. 12. b cc 2. Sam. 7 a Deut. 17. d Gala. 3. b Roma 4. c b Math 3. b 〈…〉 p. 2. a â—saâ— â—3 d c Roma 5. b d Galat. 3. b e Colos 1. â— 2. Cor. â— â— f Ephe. 1. b. g Iohn 1. b. a Roma 7. c b Iob. 4. d Psalm 5. c c Psal 44 d Ierem. 1. b d Roma 7. c e Roma 3. d f Galat. 5. c g 2. Lor. 4. a h 2. Lor. 6. d i Ephe. 4. d k Lolof 2. â— m Math. 1. d n Hebr. 2. d l Roma 6. a o Gene. 1. d p Roma 8. a a Roma 8. c. 2. Cor. 2. c 1. Iohâ— 4. e b Rom. 8. a 1. Cor. 2. d 1. Iohn 5. d c Roma 8. c. d Roma 6. a 1. Iohn 1. c. e Iohn 3. â— Ephe. 4. â— f Rom. 7. â— g S. Paul to the Romanes and almoste thorowout all his epistles 1. Pere 4. â— Roma 6. a 2. Cor. 4. Philip. 4. d. n Ephe. 1. d. o Roma 8. c. p 1. Lor. 2. d. q Roma 8. b. r Roma 6. g. 8. c. Å¿ Roma 7. d. Philip. 2. b. t Roma 12. c v Iohn 5. d. x 1. Pete 1. b y Iohn 8. e â–ª z 1. Iohn 2. b. Psal 119 Leuit. 18. Deut. 4. a Esai 1. c Math. 15. a 1. Lor. 8. c Roma 14 This is approoued thorowe the whole scripture Iames. 1. a Roma 10. Math. 21. d Hebr. 4. d b Roma 14. c Roma 10. c. d 1. Cor. 14. b. e Roma 8. Math. 20. f Iohn 14. g Cimo 2. b h Iohn 15. b i Math. 26. d k Ephe. 1. b. Homili 12 de Cananitide m S. Chriso â–ª in the same place n S. Chriso in the homely of the profite vpon the gospel o S. Ambro. vppon the Epistle to the Rom. Marke 6. thorowout the chapt 1. Cori. 7. cha whole 1. Cor. 7. d Româ— 14. e 1. Cor. 8. c a Esai 9. a. Luke 1. g. Actes 2. b. b Roma 5. b. Ephe. 2. a c Iohn 6. c. d Iohn 3. 1. Peter 1. e Deut. 30 Ierim 24. f Ezech. 11. g Psalm â—1 Ezech. 16. Ephe. 1. h Philip. 2. â— i 1.
a 1. Cor. 11. f b Roma 4 â–ª c 1. Cor. 12 d 1. Cori. 11 e 1. Cor. 11 f Actes 8 g Math. 28 1. Cori. 5 Iohn 14 in manye other places Actes 9 b Roma 8 1. Cor. 1 Gala. 4 c 1. Cor. 2 d Roma 5 Iames. 1 e Roma 8 f 1. Peter 3 g Cori. 1â— Roma 8 h 1. Peter 1 i 2. Cori. 4 Colo. 1 a 2. Sam. 7 Luke 1 Psa 98 110. b Psal 132 Ierem. 31 Math. 28 c Esay 54 Math. 18 d Ioel. 2. 3 e Iohn 3 Galath 3 a Ephes 4 b 1. Tim. 2 c Eph. 14. â— Cole 1 1. Cori. 11 a Psalm 2 Esa 54. 55 Mark 16 Actes 1 Colos 1 b Math. 20 c Actes 10 Apoc. 7 Math. 21 a Ephe. 4. 3 Colo. 1 b Roma â–ª 1â— 1. Cor. 10 12 Colo. 3 Psal 49 c Ephe. 4 Iohn 17 Roma 8 1. Cori. 1 a 1 Cori. 3 Ephes 4 b 1. Cori. 11 Roma 7 Ephes 5 c Roma 6 d Iohn 15 Actes â–ª 20 2 â–ª Tim. 3 e Math â–ª 28 Iohn 14 a Colo. 3 1. Cor. 5. b 1. Cor. 1â— whole châ— bphes 4 c 1. Cor. 14 a Math. 13. 1. Cor. 11. a Matth. 18. Luke 12. Luke 10. 1. Cor. 1. Matth. 11. a Iohn 8. 17. Iohn 4. 1. Iohn 4. c Iohn 3. Roma 16. Roma 8 Gala. 5. d Iohn 1. 2. and 3. e 1. Iohn 1. 1. Cor â–ª 15. Philip. 3. f Roma 6. 2. Cor. 7. 1. Iohn 3. g Roma 7. and all the chap. Gala. 5. h Roma 7. i Iohn 6. 1 Iohn 1. k Iohn 15. 1. Cor 5. 2. Thessa 3 2. l 1. Cor. 2. m Matth. 20. 1. Cor. 7. a Matth. 15. Iohn 1. Luke 11. Esay 29. b Matth. 28. c â— Kings 19. d Esay 49. 52 â— Iohn 3. e Matth. 24. a Luke 1. â— â—â—t 1. b 1. Cor. 14. Matth. 5. a Acts. 14. Titus â— 1. Cor. â— â–ª b Actes 15. a Matth. 18. b Acts. 15. c 1. Cor. 2. 1. Thess 2. d 1. Cor. 3. a Timo. 2. Reade al the ecclesiastical history and ye shal finde the Emperoure commaundeth not popeâ— bulles to holde generall couÌ„celâ— a Acts. 15. The forme of the oth is prynted b Matth. â—0 c Acts. â— â–ª Beside the history ecclesiasticall read the synodes and decrees a 1. Cor. 12. b 1. Cor. 1. 8. c Ieremy 11. d Amos. 1. e Nicephore in his history ecclesiasticall 8. boke 14. chapter and â— boke 15. chapter a 6. Canon 7. Reade the hystorie of the fowrth counsell of Carthage not as it is falsified in Latin but as it is in the Greeke text prynted at Paris d Nicephore 13. booke 30. chapter The actes of the counsel of Chalcedon a Colos 2. 1. Cor. â— Math. 15. b Hebr. 1. Deute 21. c Deut. 4. Esai 1. d Hebr. 2. 1. Cor. 11. e Iohn 15. Hebr. 1. f Iohn 14. g Acts. 20. Galath 1. h Galath â— Ephe. 4. Note i Iohn 14. d. 16. b. k 2. Tim. 5. 1. Corin. 4. l 1. Cor. 8. 2. Cor. 11. Ephe. 5. m Gala. 1. 1. Cor. 1. n Actes 1â— o 1. Corin. 3. p Actes 17. 1. Thes 5. 1. Iohn 4. q 1. Tim. 3. r Galath 1. Colos 1. Å¿ Roma 7. Iohn 10. t 7. Cor. 10. a Actes 15. b Acts. 15. c Acts. 15. d Mark 15. e Roma 14. 1. Cor. 8. Colos 3. f 1. Tim. 4. g Roma 14. 1. Cor. 7. and. 10. h Colos 1. a Iohn 4. Galath â–ª â— Al the Epistle to â–ª the Hebrues b IOhn 4. Math. 15. Actes 10. c Roma 14. Colos 1. d Epist â—â—8 ad â—auua a 1. Cor. 7. b Actes 17. c 1. Thes 5. a This is coÌ„mon in all the bookes of the kings Psalmes b Psal 105. c 1. Peter 5. 1. Iohn 2. a 1. Cor. 12. Ephe. 4. b Actes 20. Philip. 1. c 1. Cor. 3. Colos 1. d Acts. 20. 1. Peter 5. e Math. 18. Luke 22. Acts. 20. Ciprian in the booke de simpl prelatoruÌ„ Augustine homiâ—y 50. S. Iohn Gasath 1. f Acts. 1. g Actes 16. a Actes 6. 1. Timo. 4 b 1. Cor. 1. c Math. 17. d Iohn 14. and. 10. e Collos â–ª â— f Roma 10. 1. Peter 1. g Actes 8. Roma 4. h Math. 17. â— 2. Cor. 5. k Actes 26. a â— Cor. 2. b Actes 6. Roma 12. 1. Corin. 14. 1. Timo. 4 2. Timo. 4 Titus 1. c Actes 20. a Psal 501. b Iohn 6. c Mark 2. d Luke 12. e 1. Cor. 4. 2. Cor. 5. f Iohn 20. Actes 26. Math. 5. g Luke 10. h 1. Cor. 15. Galath 2. 2. Cor. 3. i 1. Cor. 3. k 1. Cor. 4. a 1. Cor. 4. b Roma 6. Galath 5. 1. Iohn 1. 1. Tim. 5. c Philip. 3. 1. Timo. 6. d Roma 10. Ierem. 2. 3. e 1. Tim. 3. Titus 1. f Galath 1. 1. Cor. 4. g Psal 110. Iohn 9. Acts. 4. 1. â—or 4. â—aâ—â— 6. h Math. 28. a Actes 1. and other place b Acts. 11. c Galath 2. d Iustine in the apologetique e Acts. 1. f Actes 6. g Acts. 8. h Actes 15. i Actes 11. and â–ª 14. k The Epistles to Timothe and Titus b Roma 17. and many other places c The. iiij counsell or synode holden at rome anno 330. Item in the 3. Epistle do simplicitate Epis Rom. an 447. d 1. Corin. 9. Deute 21. Math. 10. e 1. Thes 3. f 1. Timo. 5. g C. clericos 1. q 2 h The Epistle to Nepotian i A booke of offices 28. chapter k Canon apostolike 30. l Canon 15. 17. 20. 31. m Canon apostolike c sacrotum 12. q. a n 1. Tim. 3. Titus 1. o C. Presâ—â—um 16. q. 3 p Epistle to Nepotian Reade the Epistle of Pope Clement â–ª which they saye was wrytten to saynt Iames but it is a false tytle q Canon 15. and. 41. r Canon 24. and. 25. Å¿ Epist 10. Nepotian t Epistle 10. of the fyrst booke v Actes 6. x 1. Tim. 5. a Canon 9. the fowrth counsell of Carthage b Canon 6. the aforesayde c Canon 7. the same counsell a 1. Cor. 12. Roma 12. b S. Ambroâ—e in the fyrst Epist 5. c. to Timothe 5. Epistle 2 booke epistle item 10. 14. 15. other following the. 3. booke d Luke 12. Iohn 18. Acts. 6. e 1. Cor. 10. f â–ª 1. Cor. 6. a Actes 14. b Acts. 1. c Reade the actes of the counsell holden at rome in the tyme of Pope Hilarie d Epist 110. e Theodorete in the ecclesiasticall history 4. lib. c. 20. f Leo epistle 60. and. 52. Nulla ratio g Canon 13. of the counsell of Laodicia h Acts. 1. i Actes 6. k Reade Cyprian 4. Epistle fyrst booke and. â— Epistle â— booke l Epistle 87. and others often m 1. Booke 5. Epistle and 2. booke 9. Epistle n Dist 28. c In nomine a Acts. 1. 1. Timo. 3. Titus 1. 1. Peter 5. a Actes 13. and. 14. b 1. Timo. 3. Titus 1. a Actes 6. 1. Timo. â— and.
not written but halfe or a part what assuraunce had there bene in their doctrine And as S. Augustine speaking of the Traditions whiche they call Apostolikes If Iesus Christ had kept backe any thing from vs who coulde saye it is this or that Or if any should say it how could he proue it we conclude then that it is open and manifest blasphemye against the auctoritie of Iesus Christ the onely espouse Lord maister and head of the Churche against the Prophetes and Apostles against the worde of God and all the Auncient and faythfull Doctours Briefe it is to reuerse and ouerturne the foundation of the Churche to estéeme and thinke that it were lawfull to men whatsoeuer they were to put to or take from that doctrine contayned in the holie scripture But here ye maye sée what hath caused oftentimes y â— faithfull to assemble and come together First to maintaine the pure syncere doctrine contained in the holy scripture against the heretikes which would corrupt it Also to render and geue an open testimonye of the healthfull doctrine of saluation preached and written by the Apostles Farre was it from them to assemble or congregate to adde to it any thing in condemning it as vnperfect Brieflye they dyd not assemble to stablishe and confirme the scriptures the which be grounded and stablished vpon the eternall trueth of God and shal continue for euer but for to confirme them selues by the scriptures against Satan and his adherentes So then we beléeue the holy church not as the foundation of the Scriptures but grounded vpon the doctrine of y â— scriptures which be pure and the onelye trueth so that for this cause the Church is called by S. Paul and with good right the pyller and stay of the trueth And consequeÌ„tly we estéeme that assembly for a false church which swarueth from this fouÌ„dation and for a whoorishe Churche that which heareth the voyce of a straunger not being content with y â— voyce of her spouse Secondlie the faythfull be gathered together for to appoynt and set orders in the church aâ— it is to be séen in the Actes of the auncient counsel For of necessitie al things must be done in the Church of God by good order as S. Paule sayde But this may not be but when necessities do happen But of this let vs mark well the poyntes which folow 18 The fyrst poynt to consider the case well when or at what tyme they should set vp politike lawes in the Church FIrst there ought to be put great difference betwene the doctrine of saluation and those things which they establish onely for to kéepe the ciuill order required in the church For the doctrine vnder the which also we doo comprehende the Sacraments do teach the conscience dependeth not vpon man who is bounde to mayntaine it vnder paine of damnation without chauÌ„ging putting to or dyminishing any thing in no manner of wise as we haue declared heretofore but the canonicall ordinaunces concerning the manner of doing is all exterior and outwardlye according to the cyrcumstances of places tymes and persons by reason whereof they can neyther be perpetuall nor vniuersall without exception For such order and fashion maye be holden in one place which can nor maye in no wyse bee vsed in another place Such thing also is good in one place or in one time which shoulde be vnprofitable or domageable in another And for this cause there is often tymes contrariety among y e Canons as it was néedefull to haue respect to those which were expedient For as much then as such ordinaunces be mutable and made by man it followeth that they concerne not the conscience but in cases of slaunder and dysorder which shoulde bee a let or stoppe of the purpose for the whiche they were set vp that is to saye the edification and quietnes of the Church as for example It was agreed vpon in Ierusalem by the Counsell where the Apostles were that the onelye grace of God iustifieth vs by faith against those which woulde ioyne the Ceremonies of the lawe with the Sacrifices of Iesus Christe And moreouer fornication is forbidden Beholde a doctrine which was not newly set vp by the authoritie of the Counsell but with good ryght approued by this assemble For as much as it is the true doctrine reuealed to the worlde from the begynning and confyrmed by all the preachynges and writinges of the Prophetes Finally it is ordained that the Gentiles shoulde abstayne from eating the Sacrifices of Idolles from bloud and beastes that bée suffocate or strangled I saye that this is an ordynaunce dystiucte from the other going before the whiche partayneth not to the conscience nor to saluation simplye but onelye to the exterior and outwarde lyfe for to attayne an ende more excellent and perfecte that is to saye that the doctrine of saluation myght take place among the Iewes For if it had béene otherwyse the Apostles had béene contrary to them selues For in the begynning they agréede and stayed vpon this that grace onely iustifieth by fayth without the woorkes of the lawe and also they had béene contrarye to the doctrine of Iesus Christ which wytnesseth and sayth that which entreth into the mouth defileth not the man and Saint Paule which was in this Counsel should be contrary to him selfe For shortly after he wrote that the kingdome of God was not in meate nor drinke and that one mighte eate of al things without making any difficultie for conscience sake Such prohibitions be diueâ—lishe doctrines except they be vsed at lybertie to the edification of their neyghbours For auoyding slaunder let those then which wyll not vnderstande this dyfference declare to vs wherefore they haue abolished the Apostolycall ordinaunce or whether they haue greater power theÌ„ the Apostles or else whether they wyll geue place to the trueth of God and studye with vs to sée that whiche maye serue to the glorie of God in stéede to serue their owne auarice and ambition in abusing falsely the title and authority of the Church 19 The seconde poynt which is to be considered in the ecclesiasticall ordinaunces THE seconde poynt for asmuch as such ordinaunces and statutes be made to encrease the doctrine of y e Gospell let them be established and set vp in such wyse that not onelie there be no abuse or kinde of superstition but also y e man which of his nature is prompt ready to turne the best thinges in the world into abuse should not so easely abuse them And this must néeds be grauÌ„ted that for lacke of takinge good héede in the begynning to this poynt hath bene the verie meanes to serue Satans turne for to abolyshe and destroye the true seruice of God in his Churche so that if néede were we coulde she we before â—he eyes of all men from tyme to time and point to point from what originall beginning Idolatry
Cor. b. k 1. Cor. 4. l Looke about in the. 14. article the 3. poynt m Iohn 8. c. n 1. Cori. 4. b. p Roma 4. a. Philip. 3. b. a Roma 3. c b Luke 17. c Psalm 16 c Roma 9. d d Rom. 6. a e Rom. 4. d. f Rom. 5. a a phil 3. d Rom. 6. d 1. Cor. 4. a b mark 3. b â— Pet. 2. c c Math. 16. d Rom. 2. a d Iames. 2. d e â–ª 1. Cor. 4. â— philip 3. d f Rom. 3. c. Gala. 2. d g Gala. 5. d h 1. Cor. 13 i Rom. 7. â— k psal 143. a l Rom. 7. d m Gene. 15. a Math. 5. b 10. d. 2. Iohn c n Math. 19. d 1. Tim. 4. c Math. 25. b o Rom. 4. 2. Exod. 20. b q Rom. 8. b. r Iohn 9. d Å¿ Rom. 10 â— 1 â–ª Ioh. 3. c t 2. Pet. 1. b v 1. Cor. 4. a Rom. 4. c x 1. Pet. 3. d y Iohn 6. d a Math. 20. b Luke 23. f Note vvel b Math. 17. â— Iohn 6. d Note Iohn 6. a Deut. 27. â—am 2. b Matth. 19. Iohn 1. c Roma 3. d 1. Cor. 1. d 1 1. Cor. â— a Hebr. 1. b Rom. 1â— c Roma 3. d Roma a. 1. e Roma 7. f 1. Cor. 1. g Gene 3. h Roma 1. Luke 1. i Iohn 15. l Iohn 17 Matth. 28. 2. Colloss 5. m Hebr. 12. n Hebr. 1â— o Rom. 3 c. Gala. 3. p Rom. 3. c Gala. 3. b q 2. Corin. 3. Phillip 1. 2. Thessa 3. â— r Roma 7. s Actes 26. c t Acts. 16. v Roma 3. x Gala. 3. y Colloss 2. c 1. Cor. d. Philip. 3. a Iohn 9. b b Roma 1. c Roma 3. d Gala. 2. d e Roma 1 â— Gala. â— f Collo 2. Gala. 4. g Iohn 9. a Matth. 1. Actes 4. 1. Tim. 2. b Roma 1. c Iohn 15. c. d Iohn 17. 1. Corin. 1â— c Ephc. 2. b. 1. Peter 1. d f Collo 1. d 2. Timo. 3. g Matth. 28. h 1. Cor. 1â— i Act. 20. Gala. 1. b. k 2 Peter 1. d. l Iohn 15. n Augustine vpon the â–ª 11. of Iohn tract â–ª 49 â–ª o 1. Cor. 1. p Corin 14. q 1. Corin. 2. r 1. Corin. 4. Å¿ Esay 29. Luke 10. 1. Corin. 1. a Gala. r. 2. Timo. 3. Matth. 15. b The â—ome vpon the 23. of saint Mathe. v. c Roma 1. b Galat n. 3. Math. 11. 1. Cor. 14. d Math 23. a Actes 26. Iohn 5 Roman 1 b Hebre. 1 Actes 4. c Gene. â— d Roman 1. a â— Peter 1 e Roman 5 Iohn 6 a Rom. 1. b Iohn 6. Actes 1. Philip. 2. c 1. Cor. 5. d Roma 10 1. Pet. 1. e Mark 13. Actes 10 f Iohn 18. g Roman 10. h 1. Cori. 14 i Roma 5 2. Timo. 3. k Psal 1. l Actes 17 Iohn 5 m 2. pet 1 n Iohn 21. o Actes 20. p Roma 10. q 1. Cor. 4. 1. Cor. 1 â–ª r Hebr. 10 Å¿ 2. Cor. 4. t 2. rimo 3. v Roman 15. Iames. 1 x Luke 1 Actes 13. Ephe. 1 a 1. Corin. â— b 1. Corin. 13 c Hebre. 4. Iames 2 1. Peter 1 d Actes 16 Ephe. 1. e 1. Corin. 3 f Philip. 1. Actes 3. g Ephe. 2. h Roma 6. a Psalm 51. 2 b Ierem. 2. c Phil. 2. b d Rom. 7. e e Rom. â— f Ephe. 2. g 2. Cor. 3. h 1. Iohn â— 2. Peter â— i Ierem. 31 Roma 7 k Ephe. 2 l Math. 1â— m Roma 7 n Roma 8. o Roma 8. p Rom. 6. q Iohn â— 1. Corin. 5 Hâ—bâ—â— â— r â—oma 8 Å¿ Philippi 3 August 2 booke de doctr â–ª christia S. Chriso homâ—l 83 â–ª vpoÌ„ saint Mathew a Deut. 18 philip â—â— Cori. 5 b â— Thes â— c Rom. 4 d â—â—bâ— 11. e Gene. 1â— f Exod. 12 g Iohn 4 h Roman 8 1. Corin. 1â— i Ephe. â— â–ª a Rom. 6. Galat. 3. â— Cor. 1. 10 Augu. 10 vpoÌ„ â–ª Iohn 8. b Roma 4 d â— Cori. 10. e Rom. 6. Ephe. 6. f Iohn 13. â— Iohn 4 a 1. Cor. 10. Heb â–ª 20 b Heb. 12. c 1. Cori. 10 S. Augu. 19. cap. 14 agaynst Faâ—stine d 1. Cori. 10 Augusti 2. booke against ParmeniuÌ„ c. 37 S. Augu. in y â— epistle to Lam. â— 3. booke of Christian doctrine f Hebre. 1. g 1. Cor. 10 â–ª h Augustine â— vpon Iohn 26. tract â— alias a Augustine vpon Iohn 13. ho 〈…〉 â–ª b Galath â— 1. Cori. 1â— a Roma 4. 1. Cor. 10 b Roma 2 1. Cor. 2. c Augustine 13. hom vp on Ihon. 1. Co. 10. 11 1. Peter 3 Actes 15 August 13. booke of Christian doctrine d August 26. homil vpon S. Iohn 2. booke against ParmemuÌ„ 8. c the seconde booke 22. c agaynst Perilion a August 13. homil vpon S. Iohn b Roma 4 Al the Fathers make mention of this custom c c Acts. 4. g. n. c. d 1. Cori. 1â— e August in the questions vpon â— â— Leuiticall question f Augustine 13. homily vpon saint Iohn g Rom. 14. d Iohn 3. d Hebre. 11. b h Roma 10. c i Hebre. 11. b k Iohn 6. c l Actes 4. g 8. g. 10 n Bernarde in the. 77. epistle to Hugo S. Vicâ—or o S. Chry. 1â— homely vpon S. Marke a August 3. booke of Christian doctrine 100. quâ—st S. Ambroso in the tract of Sacraments a Gâ—la 3 â— Cor. 10 a Iere. 4 booke chap. 13 c Cipriansermon of the supper of the Lord Augustine vpon Iohn 25. treatise Origen vp on Math. 11. ca. 15. b Augustine sermon of sacramentes the. 2. fearie of Baster Prospere in y â— booke of sentences Innocen 3 booke 3. cap. d Hillary 8 booke to the Trintie a Actes 22 Roma 6 1. Cori. 6 Ephes 5 Titus 3 1. Peter 3 Galat 3 Colo. 2 b 1. Cor. 1 Ephes 4 c Mark 2â— Mark â—6 d 1. Pet. 2. d e 1. Cor. 12 Ephes 4 f Iohn i 1. Cor. 12 g Math â–ª 28 h Ephes â— i 1. Cori. 3 Mark 3 1. Peter 3 k Augustine vpon Iohn 80. homily l Ephes â— Philip. â— m 2 Thes â— n 2. Tim. â— o 1. Tim. â— a Actes â— b Deut. 1 Roma 10 c Roma 4 d Genes 17 e Gene. 17 Exod. 20 f 1 Cori. 7 g Roma 7 h 2. Tim. 2 i Gene. 17 1. Cori. 7 k Origen â–ª 5 booke vpon the epistle to the Rom. a Math. 29 Mark 14 Luke 25 1. Cor. 11 b 1. Cor. 10 c 1. Corin. 1 d Luke 22 e Gene. 17 f Math. 26 Mark 14 Luke 23 g 1. Cor 10 h 1. Cor. 10 n 1. Cor. 10 Ephe. 5 o Iohn 17 p Colos 2 q Iohn 6 r Rom. 8. Å¿ 1. Cor. 10. 12. b. t Augustine in the ser 〈…〉 of the â—â—craments of the faythfull in the 2 〈…〉 erye of â—asque v 1. Cor. 11. x Iohn 5. f. 6. y Prosper in his booke of senteÌ„ces S. â—â—â—ro vpon Esai 6â— câ—â— and on Iere. 4 booke 22. â— Augustâ—ne of the lyfe of God 25. cap. 21.
5. a Math. 19. 1. Cor. 7. b 1. Cor. 7. Roma 14. c 1. Timo. 4. d 1. Cori. 7 e 1. Cori. 7 Math. 12 f 1. Cori. 7. and vnto the ende of the chapter g Genes 2 Math. 19 Ephes â— h Hebre. 1â— i 1. Cori. 7 k 1. Thes 4. 1. Peter 5 l Leuit. 18. 1. Cor. 5. m 1. Cori. 6 n â— Timo. 4. o 1. Cori. 7. 9 1. Timo. 3 Hebre. 13. 41 ber 2. Historia tripertit â— 14. canon 5. of the Canons Apostolyke Canon 10. of the counsell of Ancite Looke dist 26. where is recyted the wordes of Innocent the fyrst and Augustine in disti 27. canon 13. of the counsell of Constantinople which was called the 6. vniuersall counsell p 1. Timo. 4 q Luke 2 1. Cori. r Actes 13. 1. Cor. 7. Å¿ Iudges 20. 1. Samu. 1 Ionas 3 t Looke the hystorie ecclesiasticall 5. booke â— v Ioel. 3. and. 3. â— x Colos 2. y Exod. 20. z 1. Cori. 10. a Roma 16. 1. Cor. 8. Colos 3. b Roma 14. Titus 1 Marke 7. c Roma 1. 1. Corin. 8. d 1. Tim. 4. e Colos 2. a Luke 22 Iohn 18. 2. Cor. 10. b Acts. 5 c Roma 14. and. 15. Ephes 4. 1. Timo. 2. d Math. 18. e 1. Timo. 5. f Galath 2. g Math. 18. 1. Cori. 5. 1. Tim. 6. 1. Timo. 4. Titus 3. 2. Iohn 2. 1. Theâ— 3. h Colos 5. 1. Cor. 2. a 1. Cor. 9. b Math. 18. c 1. Cori. 5. 1. Timo. 1 d 2. Cor. 2. Ciprian 1. booke 2. Epistle and 1. booke 14. Epistle 16 e Math. 18. 1. Cori. 5. f Iohn 16. and. 10 g Canon 5. c first counsell of Nice h Canon 116. of the fyrst Counsell of Nice and. 9 Counsell of Antioche This counsel was holden at Carthage about the yeere 422 i 1. Cor. 5 k 1. Cori. 5. l 1. Cor. 5. 2. Thes â— 2. Timo. 1. a Roma 15. b Math. 22 Roma 13. c Roma 13. d 1. Timo. 2. c Psal 108 and many other textes a Roma 13 Titus 2. 1. Peter 2 â–ª b Acts. 4 c 1. Peter 2. d Math. 17 a Actes 3. â— Peter 3 b Math. 24. and. 25. 1. Thes 5. c Apoâ—a 6. 1. Peter 3. d Actes 1. Math. 24. e 1. Peter 3. f Math. 25. 1 Peter 4. 2. Tâ—mo 4. g 1. Cor. 55. h Math. 25. i Math 25. k Math. 25. l Luke 23. m Iohn 14. n 1. Cor. 2. o 1. Cor. 12. p 2. Cor. 5. q Roma 2. r Math. 25. a Hebre. 10. b Hebre. 7. 1. Timo. 2. a Iohn 14. a Iohn 15. Actes 15. 1. Cori. 7 Galath 1. Collos 2. b 1. Tiâ—â— 4. Looke the Epi. of S. Gregorie 32. 34. 36. 38. 39. The 4. booke and the. 24. 28. 29. 30. The 6 â–ª booke a Acts. 8. 1â— â–ª b 1. Peter 5. a Acts. 15. 1. Cor. 7. Collos 2. Timo. 4. Timo. 3. By â—â—ades they count their praiers to God and at length bring God theyr det a Math. 5. Mark 1 Luke 3 Acts. 13. a Leuit. 15 Exod. 10 Nehe. 10 b Iohn 13 Daniel 9 1. Iohn 1 Math. 18 Luke 17 c Psalm 51 Math. 3 Luke 23 1. Corin. 15 1. Timo. 1 d Iames. 5. c Math. 4. and. 6. â— 2. Cori. 2 g C. omnis vtriusque sexus de suÌ„ma trinitate in antiq h Nicephore in the history ecclesiastycall 112. booke 28. c. Chrisost on the Psalme 50. homil 2 I teÌ„ sermon of penance confession Item 5. homily of the incomprehensible nature of god Item 4. homily of Lazarus i Mark 6. Iames. 5 a Theyr lowe Masses be all sayde which is against this order to sing masse Canon 100. Act. 1. â— 1 â–ª Cor. 11. Cap. reiecta consecratione dis 2. d. consecrat in decret Note this wel Note De consecradist 2. cap. comperi 〈…〉 De consecra dist 2 chap. crimen Third boke of the Trinitie 10. c. S. Ciprian Sermon 5. de lapsiâ— S. Ierome vppon the Epistle of S. Paule to Titus a Epistle 5. of the fyrst booke Augustine expoundeth at large against the Donatists a Looke the. 6 lesson of the counsell of Calcedon b Canon 22. of the counsell Mileuitane more there 1100. c The epist is in the end of the counsell of Affrica This was done about the yeare 752. 7. quarters of Rome called Cardines a Mark 18. Iohn 15 Acts. 18. b 1. Corin. 9. 1. Timo. 6 â— To the Sorbonists doctours of Paris and Inquisitors of Spaine a Epi. 76. 82. b Histori tripertit 1. booke c 1. Thes 3. August de moribus eccle catho Cap. 3. de opera monacorum d 1. Timo. 4. e Augu. de moribus eccl cath capi 33 f First booke 11. Epist g â— Timo. 5. h Gregori 3. booke 11. Epist i Canon 4. of the. 15. lesson of the vniuersall counsell of Chalcedon a Math. 17. b Roma 13. c 1. Peter 2. d Iude. 8. e Chrisost â–ª on the begâ—â—ning of the 13. chapter of the Epistâ—â— of S. Paule to the Rom. f S. Bernarde in the booâ—es De considerâ—â—â—one writterâ— to Pope Euâ—ene I II III IIII V VI VII VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIII XIII