The Winchcomb-papers revived wherein are contained some particulars concerning the govenment of the church, the liturgy and forms of prayer, the ordination and power of ministers, the administration of the Sacrament &c. : for the use of dissenting brethren.

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Author:	Barksdale, Clement, 1609-1687.
Title:	The Winchcomb-papers revived wherein are contained some particulars concerning the govenment of the church, the liturgy and forms of prayer, the ordination and power of ministers, the administration of the Sacrament &c. : for the use of dissenting brethren.
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title page

epigraph

The Review.

Post-script.

The Preface.

TO THE MINISTERS HIS OPPONENTS

Disputandi Sobrietas, Eccle∣siarum Medicina.

ADDITIONS.

To his Congregation at Sudeley-Castle.

N. N. To the Reader.

letter

To the Right Worshipful Richard Aylworth Esquire, and to the rest of the worthy Justices met at Winchcomb. Decem. 17. 1653.

To Master William Towers. Decem. 17. 1653.

C. B. to D. W. December 19. 53.

C. B. to Mr. G. December 24. 1653.

C. B. to D. C. December 30. 1653.

Testimonies pertinent to severall passages in the Letters and Dispute, Collected out of Pro∣testant Divines as they came to hand, to be referred to their proper places by the diligent Reader.

Dr. HAMMOND Of Binding and Loosing, Pag. 74.

In his Preface.

D. Jer. Taylor in the Dedicatory before his Winter-Sermons. Of preaching.

The same Author. Of Zeal, p. 185.

L. Hatton in the Preface to his Psalter. Of Union.

Hieronymus Zanchius, in Confess. Cap. 24. 19. De Ecclesia.

Idem in observat. ad Cap. 5.

Idem ad Cap. 25.

Idem in fine.

Hooker in his Preface. Sect. 4.

The same. Sect. 6.

The same. Sect. 8.

Master Edward Leigh, a dilligent Colle∣ctor, in his Body of Divinity P. 454, &c.

The same Collector, pag. 683, 684.

Mr. Baxter in the Dedicatory of his Rest.

Dr. Ham. Pract. Catech. l. 6. s. 3. Of preparation for the Sacrament.

The same Authour, Of Idolatry, s. 70.

The same Author, Of fraternall Ad∣monition, pag. 11.

The same Author in his preface to, Of binding and loosing.

The same Author in his Considerations con∣cerning Church-govern-ment. p. 11.

D. Davenant Determin. 42. p. 189.

Jo. Calvinus Protectori Angliae.

Doctor Gauden to the Reader of his Apology.

Of the Church of England.

Master Medes answer to Doctor Twiss, touching Holiness of Times and Places. p. 660.

Of Christian Prudence.

Of Liturgy, and the use of Gifts in Prayer.

Of Moderate Episcopacy.

Of the Primitive Church and Fathers.

Of the same.

A pious Offer of the English Clergy, Anno 1644.

Of Universall Redemption.

Of set forms of Prayer.

Melancthon Calvino. 1543. Maii. 11.

Of the power of the Congregation.

Reader, Take for a Conclusion of all at this time, that too pertinent Relation, which you may read more at large in Mr. Hookers pre∣face, collected out of Guy de bres.