The reply of the most illustrious Cardinall of Perron, to the ansvveare of the most excellent King of Great Britaine the first tome. Translated into English.
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- The reply of the most illustrious Cardinall of Perron, to the ansvveare of the most excellent King of Great Britaine the first tome. Translated into English.
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- Du Perron, Jacques Davy, 1556-1618.
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Contents
- title page
- TO THE MAIESTIE OF HENRIETTA MARIA OF BO-VRBON QVEENE OF GREAT BRITTAINE
- TO THE READER.
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IN LAVDEM NOBILISSIMAE HEROINAE, QVAE HAS EMINENTISSIMI CARDINALIS DISPVTATIONES ANGLICE REDDIDIT. -
To the most noble Translatour. -
A TABLE OF THE TITLES AND SVMMARIES OF THE CHAPTERS
CONTAYNED IN THESE FOWER FIRST BOOKES OF THE REPLIE TO THE MOST EXCELLENT KING OF GREAT BRITAINE. - An admonition to the Reader.
- APPROBATIO.
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THE LETTER OF THE LORD CARDINALL OF PERRON,
SENT TO MONSIEVR CASAVBON INTO ENGLAND. -
THE L. CARDIN. PERRONS
REPLIE TO HIS MAIESTIES ANSWER TO THE LETTER WRITTEN TO MONS CASAVBON.- OF THE VSE OF THE WORD CATHOLIQVE
- CHAP. II. Of the Conditions of the Catholicke Church.
- Of the proceeding of the Father, for the preseruation of the vnitie of the Church. CHAP. III.
- Of the necessitie of communicatinge with the Catholicke Church. CHAP. IV.
- Of the marks of the Church. CHAPTER V.
- From what places of the voice of the sheepeheard the markes of the Church ought to be taken. CHAPTER VI.
- Of the Examples vvhich vve haue from the practise of the Apostles. CHAP. VII.
- Of the definition of the Church, and in what vnion it consists.
- Of the vnion of the predestinate, and (byway of adiunction) of the visibility or inuisibilitie of the Church. CHAP. IX.
- Of the vnitie of internall faith. CHAPT. X.
- Of other inuisible vnions. CHAP. XI.
- Of the knowledge, that the predestinate haue, of their predestination. CHAP. XII.
- Of the inequalitie of these two phrases, to communicate with the Catholicke Church, and to communicate with some member of the Church, departing from the rule of faith. CHAP. XIII.
- How to vnderstand these wordes of sainct Gregory Nazianzene; There is a sacred warre, CHAP. XIV.
- Of the pretended precepts, to goe forth from the visible communion of the Church. CHAP. XV.
- Of the consequence of the places alleadged by the fathers, for the aucthoritie of the Catholicke Church. CHAPT XVI.
- Of the distinction of heretickes, and Schis. matickes. CHAPT. XVI.
- Of the agreement of the ancient Catholicke Church, with the moderne. CHAP. XVIII.
- Of the conformitie or inconformitie of the sense wherein the word Catholicke hath bene cōmon to the ancient Catho∣licke Church, and to the moderne. CHAP. XIX.
- Of the comparison of the Church with the Cittie builte vpon a Mountaine. CHAP. XX.
- Of the conformitie or inconformitie of the Donatists and Protestantes in the question of the Church. CHAPT XXI.
- Of the extent of the ancient Catholicke Church, and the moderne. CHAP. XXII.
- Of the communion that the Bishops of the East had by letters with those of the west. CHAPT. XXIII.
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Of these wordes of the constitutions of Saint Cle∣men the
vniuersall Episcopat is Commit∣ted to Bishops. CHAP. XXIII. - Of the comparison of the Pope with other Bishops. CHAPT. XXV.
- Of formed letters. CHAPT XXVI.
- Of the pretended excommunications attemp∣ted against the Pope. CHAP. XXVII.
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CARD. PERRONS REPLIE. TO THE KING OF GREAT BRITANIE. THE SECOND BOOKE
- CHAP. I. Of Councells.
- Of the effect of Councells for the visibilitie of the Church. CHAPT II.
- Of the comparison of the Pope, with the other Patriarkes. CHAP. III.
- Of the difficulties of the Scripture, concerning the tyme of S. Peters staie at Antioch, and at Rome. CHAPT. IV.
- Of the Canon of the Councell of Nicea, touching the gouernment of the Patriarches. CHAPT. V.
- Of the addition of the word Churches suburbicary made by Ruffinus, in the latine translation of the Canons of the Councell of Nicea. CHAP. VI.
- Of the claime of the Bishops of Constantinople. CHAPT. VII.
- Of the Order of sitting in the Councell of Nicea. CHAPT. VIII.
- Of the order of the sittings in the first Councell of Epehsus. CHAPT. IX.
- Of the order of the sittings of the second Councell of Ephesus. CHAPT. X.
- Of the order of the sittings of the Councell of Chalcedon. CHAPT. XI.
- Of the order of the sittings of the fifth Councell of Constantinople. CHAPT. XII.
- Of the order of the sittings in the sixth Councell of Carthage. CHAPT. XIII.
- Of the order of the sittings in the Councell of Aquilea. CHAPT. XIV.
- Of the calling of Councells. CHAPT. XV.
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CARD. PERRONS REPLIE TO
THE KING OF GREAT BRITAINE, THE THIRD BOOKE.- Of Appeales. CHAPT. I.
- Of the opposition of S. Ireneus to Pope Victor. CHAPT. II.
- Of the oppositions of saint Cyprian. CHAPT. III.
- Of the Commission of the Emperor Constantine the Great, for the iudgement of Cecilianus Archbishop of Carthage. CHAPT. IV.
- Of the decree of the Mileuitan Councell con∣cerning the beyond — Sea Appeales. CHAPT. V.
- Of the order and distinction of the Councells of Carthage; CHAPT. VI.
- Of the African Councell. CHAPT. VII.
- Whether the latin edition of the African Canons, be more faithfull, then the Greeke Rapsody. CHAP. VIII.
- Of the difficultie touching the epistles that are at the end of the African Councell. CHAPT. IX.
- Of the Question of Appeales, treated of in the sixth Councell of Carthage. CHAPT. X.
- Of the Councell of Sardica; CHAPT. XI.
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CARDINALL PERRONS REPLIE TO THE
KING OF GREAT BRITAINE. THE FOVRTH BOOKE.-
THE ESTATE OF THE CHVRCH
IN THE EAST. CHAPT. I. - What the diuision of the Empire hath wrought to the diuision of the Church. CHAP. II.
- Of the interpretation of these vvords: Thou art Peter, and vpon this Rock, I will build my Church. CHAPT. III.
- Of the indiuisibilitie of the Church. CHAP. IV.
- Of the effect that diuision brings to the Church. CHAPT. V,
- Of the pretended corruption of the Church, CHAPT. VI,
- Of the exclusion of hereticks from the Bodie of the Catholick Church. CHAPT. VII,
- Of the qualitie wherein the Catholick Church attributes to her∣self the name of the whole. CHAP. VIII.
- Of the sence wherein the Roman Church is called Catholicke. CHAP. IX.
- Of the causes wherefore the Roman Church, hath cutt of the rest from her communion. CHAP. X.
- Of the sence wherein the hereticks belonge not to the Catholick Church. CHAP. XI.
- Of the proceeding of the other sects. CHAP. XII.
- Of the perswasion, that the other sects pretend to haue, of the truth of their Church by scriptures. CHAP. XIII.
- Of the sence wherein hereticks haue disputed the word Catholicke. CHAP. XIV.
- Of the cases wherein the Communion in vow with the Catholick Church, may be imputed as actuall. CHAP. XV.
- Of the equiuocation of termes diminutiue imployed for negatiues. CHAP. XVI,
- Of the authoritie of the worke intituled imperfect. CHAP. XVII.
- Of the vnderstanding of these words of S. Augustine to seeke the Church in the words of Christ. CHAP. XVIII,
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Of the vnderstanding of the words of
S. Chrysostome in the thirtie third homilie vpon the Acts. CHAP. XIX. - Of the Rules to iudge admitted by sainct Chrysostome and S. Augustine. CHAP. XX.
- Of the application of the Thesis of this obseruation to his Hipothesis. CHAP. XXI.
- Of the personall suceession of the Bishops. CHAP. XXII.
- Of the succession of doctrine. CHAP. XXIII.
- Of the holding of a Councell. CHAP. XXIV.
- Of the reduction of the Disputation, to the State of the Question. CHAP. XXV
- Of the inuention of order, in the iustification of the reformation before the proofe of the Deformation. CHAP. XXVI.
- Of the indefectibilitie of the Church. CHAP. XXVII.
- Of the sense wherein the Fathers haue intended that their doctrine had bene holden from the beginning. CHAP. XXVIII.
- Of the exceptions that the Kinge produceth to shewe that he hath not separated himselfe from the Church. CHAP. XXIX.
- Of the demaunds made for Reformations since the fiue last ages; Chapt. XXX.
- Of the agreement or disagreement of the English re∣formers, with the Donatists. CHAP. XXXI.
- Of the authoritie of the rest of the Christian people, which denied to the Church the title of Catholick. Chapt. XXXII.
- Of the testimonies of our writers. CHAP. XXXIII.
- Of the begging of the principle contained in this hypothesis. CHAPT. XXXIV.
- Of the temporall causes of the separation of England. CHAP. XXXV.
- Of the comparison of the English Church, with the Iudaicall. CHAP. XXXVI.
- Of the comparison of the Charitie of the antient African Church and the moderne Roman Church. CHAP. XXXVII.
- Of the innocencie of the Church in the matter of conspiracies against his maiestie, CHAP. XXXVIII.
- Of the writings of the illustrious Cardinall Bellarmin. CHAP. XXXIX.
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THE ESTATE OF THE CHVRCH