The Anatomy of popery, or, A catalogue of popish errours in doctrine, and corruptions in worship together with the agreement between paganism, pharisaism, and popery.

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Title:	The Anatomy of popery, or, A catalogue of popish errours in doctrine, and corruptions in worship together with the agreement between paganism, pharisaism, and popery.
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To the much honoured Sir FRANCIS POPHAM, of Littlecott, in the County of Wilts, Knight of the Honourable Order of the Bath: To Sr. Tho∣mas Dolman, of Shaw, in the County of Berks, Knight; and and to William Ashe of Heitesbu∣ry, in the County of Wilts, E∣squire; the Author wisheth an encrease of all Heavenly blessings.

The Contents of this Treatise.

THE ANATOMY OF POPERY.

CHAP. I.

Their Errours about the Scripture are,

Their Errours concerning God and Christ.

Their Errours concerning Man.

Their Errours concerning the Sacraments in general.

Their Errours concerning Baptism.

Their Errours concerning the Sacrament of the Lords Supper, or Eucharist.

Their Errours concerning the Mass.

Many Errours and Blasphemies that are to be found in the Ca∣non of the Mass, as touching the Matter, collected by Doctor Andrew Willet.

Other Errours in the manner of celebrating Mass.

Their Errours concerning the Church.

Of Antiquity.

Of Universality.

Of Succession.

Of Unity.

Of the Power of working Mi∣racles.

Of the Gift of Prophecy.

Of Prosperity, which the Papists make another Mark of the tue Church.

Of the Members of the Church.

Their Errours concerning Justi∣fying Faith.

Their Errours concerning Repentance.

Of the divers Kinds of Indul∣gences, and the Profit of them.

Of the Disposition required to be in them that receive Indulgences.

How the Papists hold that Indul∣gences are profitable for the dead.

Their Errours concerning Fasting.

Of their Dispensing with Fasts.

Their Errours concerning Oaths, and Vows.

Their Errours concerning Marri∣age set down by Bp. Downham.

Their Errours touching Extream Unction.

Their Errours touching Order.

Their Errours concerning Con∣firmation.

CHAP. III.

Of their Corruptions in Worship.

Of their Latin Service.

Of praying for the Dead.

Of the Canonizing of Saints.

Of Invocation of the Saints.

Of their Distinction of the two kinds of Worship, Latria and Dulia.

Of Image-worship.

Of the Image of the Cross.

Of Reliques.

Of the Vigils, and night-watches annexed to festival-dayes.

Of their Wax-Candles and Tapers.

Of their Holy Water.

Of Pilgrimages.

Of the Agreement between Pa∣ganism and Popery.

Of the Papists imitating the Jews and Pharisees in many things.