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Author: Sarcerius, Erasmus, 1501-1559.
Title: Co[m]mon places of Scripture ordrely and after a co[m]pendious forme of teachyng set forth with no litle labour, to the gret profit and help of all such studentes in Gods worde as haue not had longe exercyse in the same, by the ryghte excellent clerke Eras. Sarcerius ; translated in to Englysh by Rychard Tauerner.
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Print source: Co[m]mon places of Scripture ordrely and after a co[m]pendious forme of teachyng set forth with no litle labour, to the gret profit and help of all such studentes in Gods worde as haue not had longe exercyse in the same, by the ryghte excellent clerke Eras. Sarcerius ; translated in to Englysh by Rychard Tauerner.
Sarcerius, Erasmus, 1501-1559., Taverner, Richard, 1505?-1575.
Imprinted at London: By John Byddell dwellyng in Fletestrete at the sygne of the Sonne ouer agaynst the Cundyte, in the yere of our Lorde God M.CCCCC.xxxviii [1538]
Alternate titles: Loci aliquot communes et theologici. English
Subject terms:
Theology, Doctrinal.
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TO THE MOST HYGHE, and most excellent prynce HENRY the .VII. by the grace of god kyng of Englande and of Fraunce, defensor of the fayth: Lorde of Irlande, and in erth supreme heed immediatlye vnder Christ of the churche of Englande, his most humble subiect & ser∣uaunte RYCHARDE TAVERNER wis∣sheth all felicite and helthe.
Of God. CAPI. I.
Of god the father. CA. II.
Of god the Son. CA. III.
¶Probacions of this diffinicion.
Of the holy ghost. CA. iiii.
Of predestination. CA. V.
¶An other diffinition of predestinatiō against ye assaultes of reasō subtelly disputing in mens consciences vpon predestination.
¶The {pro}baciō of this diffinition.
Of contingencie or chaunce. CAPI. VI.
Of creation. CA. VII.
Of creatures. CA. VIII.
¶Probation of this diffinitiōs.
Of Aungelles or good spi∣rites. CA. IX.
¶Profes of this diffinition.
¶Contraries to good spirites.
Of euyll spirytes o Aungels. CA. X.
¶An other diffinition of the power of the euyll spirites.
¶The myndes of the fathers concer∣ning the effectes of euil spirites.
¶The contraries of euil spirites.
Of man. CA. XI.
Of the old man. CA. XII.
¶The {pro}batiō of this diffinitiō.
¶The partes.
¶Of the new man.
¶Probacions of this diffinicion.
¶Contraryes to the hole man.
Of free wyll. CA. xiii.
¶Of free will before the fall.
¶The causes of free will before the fall.
¶Of free wyll or choyse after the fall.
¶The proues of this diffinicion.
Of sinne. CA. XV.
¶Proues of this diffinicion.
¶Causes of sinne.
¶Of orygynall synne.
¶Proues of this diffinition.
¶The diffinition of original sinne by doctours.
¶The contraryes of originall syn.
¶Of actuall synne.
¶The proues of this diffinicyon.
¶Common effectes which folow all mortall synnes.
¶Contraries to venial synne.
¶Contraryes to mortal synnes.
Of synne agaynste the holye ghost. CA. XIIII.
¶Theffectes of the syn agaynst the holy ghost.
Of the lawe. CA. XV.
¶The lawe of nature,
Of the lawe of god. CA. XVI.
¶Proues of this diffinition.
Of moral lawes. CA. XVII.
Of lawes iudicial. XVIII.
Of ceremonial lawes. CA. XIX.
¶Cōtraryes to y• hole law of god.
Of humane lawes. CA. XX.
Of the gospell. CA XXI.
Of faith. CA. XXII.
¶A brefe treatyse of faith, takē forth of the fathers & approued doctours, which cōferme y• aforesayd doctryne of faythe, ¶The diffinicyon,
¶Theffectes of fayth by doctours.
¶Causes of fayth by fathers.
Of iustifycation. CA. XXIII.
Of hope. CA. XXIIII.
Of loue towardes god CA. XXV.
Of loue towardes the neygh∣bour. CA. XXVI.
Of good workes. CA. XXVII.
Of fulfyllynge the lawe. CA. XXVIII.
Of the abrogacyon of the lawe. CA. XXIX.
¶Probacions of the diffinicion.
Of the christen lybertie. CA. XXX.
Of the Crosse. CA. XXXI.
Of humilitie. CA. XXXII.
Of sacramentes. CA. XXXIII.
Of baptisme. CA. XXXIIII.
¶The proue of this diffinition.
The supper of the Lorde. CAPI. XXXV.
¶Probacions of this diffinicion.
Of sacrifice. CA. XXXVI.
¶Of sacrafice propiciatory or of redempcion.
¶Of the {pro}piciatory sacrifice of Moses lawe.
¶The sacrifice of redem¦ption before god.
¶Of sacrifice of thankes or praise.
¶Thankfull sacrifyces of the newe testament.
¶Contraryes to the hole sacrifice.
Of repentaunce. CA. XXXVII.
Of cōtricion a parte of penaūce. CA. XXXVIII.
Of fayth the other parte of repē∣taunce. CA. XXXIX.
Of confession. CA. XL.
¶Of confession before god.
Of open confessyon. CA. XLI.
Of cōfessyon pryuate of opē cry∣mes before a priuate preest. CA. XLII.
Of auricular or eare confes∣sion. CA. XLIII.
Of satisfactiō. CA. XLIIII.
¶Of satisfaction vsed in times past in open repentaunce.
Of satisfaction dyuised by schole∣men. CA. xlv.
Of pardons or indulgen∣ces, CA. XLVI.
Of the ecclesiastical power or po∣wer of the churche. CA. XLVII.
¶Of the popish power.
¶Here folowe the rest whiche be con∣traryes to y• true ecclesia∣sticall power.
Of mens tradiciōs in the churche CAPI. XLVIII.
Of the churche of congrega∣cyon. CA. XLIX.
¶The causes of the hypocri∣ticall churche.
¶Theffectes of the true churche.
¶Theffectes of hypocri∣tes in the churche.
Of sklaunder or offence. CA. L.
¶The diffinition of offending or sclaūder in a generalitie.
¶Of thoffending of hypocrites.
¶Of offending the brethren.
¶Contraryes to the hole offen∣dyng or sclaunder.
Of the kyngdom or reigne of Chryst. CA. LI.
Of resurrection. CA. LII.
Of euerlastinge life CA. LIII.
¶Probacions.
Of prayer. CA. LIIII.
Of rule. CA. LV.
¶Proues of this diffinition.
Of wedlocke. CA. LVI.
¶The table of the common places handled in this presente boke.
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