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Title: The proceedings of the General Assembly of the clergie of France assembled in the year 1682. at Paris, and in the year 1685. at S. Germains in Laye, concerning religion translated out of French into English by N.N.
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Print source: The proceedings of the General Assembly of the clergie of France assembled in the year 1682. at Paris, and in the year 1685. at S. Germains in Laye, concerning religion translated out of French into English by N.N.
N. N.
At Lille: printed by I. Chrysostome Malte, at the good Pastor, 1686.
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THE TRANSLATOR TO THE READER,
A PASTORALL ADVERTISEMENT BY The Church of France Assembled at Paris by authority of the King; TO Those of the Pretended Reformed Religion for their Conversion, and Reconciliation, to the Catholick Church.
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TO THE KING:
THE COMPLAINT. Of the generall Assembly of the Clergie of France, against the Invective Calumnies, base Injuries, & falsities, which the Pretended Reformers have spread, and dayly publish in their boocks and Preachings, à gainst the Doctrine of the holy Catholique Church, Carried to the King by the body of the Cler∣gie the 14th day of July 1685.
THE DOCTRINE OF The most holy Catholique Church Con∣tein'd in our profession of faith, and in the decrees of the holy Councill of Trent. OPPOSED To the Calumnies, lies, & falseties, spred in the vvorks of the pretended Reformers.
Fidei Professio quae habetur in fine Concilii Tridentini.
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ARTICLE THE FIRST. Of Scriptures Canonicall, and of Tradition.
PROFESSIO Fidei.
THE CONTINUATION of the doctrine of the holy Catholick Church, con∣tein'd in our profession of faith, and in the decrees of the holy Councill of Trent.
THE CALUMNIES Lies and falsities, spred & publish'd in the worcks of the preten∣ded Reformers, against the Doctrine of the Catholick Church.
ARTICLE II. Of the Efficacy, number and ceremonies of the Sacraments, of pennance and auricular Confession.
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DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH.
THE CALUMNIES OF THE PRETENDED REFORMED.
ARTICLE III. Of Justification & Merrits.
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DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH.
CALUMNIES OF THE PRETENDED REFORMED.
ARTICLE IV. Of the adoration of JESUS-CHRIST in the Euchariste, & of the Mass.
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DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH.
CALUMNIES OF THE PRETENDED REFORMED.
ARTICLE THE V. Of satisfaction, of Purgatorie, and of Jndulgencies.
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DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH.
CALUMNIES OF THE PRETENDED REFORMED.
ARTICLE VI. Of the Invocation of Saints, of Relicks, & of Images.
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DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH.
CALUMNIES OF THE PRETENDED REFORMED.
ARTICLE VII. Of the Superiority of the Roman Church & of obedience to the Pope.
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DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH.
CALUMNIES OF THE PRETENDED REFORMED.
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THE EDICT OF THE KING, Which defends the Ministers & all others of the P. R. R. to Preach, or compose books, stuff'd vvith lies and Calumnies against the Doctrine of the Church, nor to make use of termes tending to Calumnie, by imputeing Doctrines to Catholicks, vvhich they con∣demn &c.
APPROBATIO.
PERMISSION, De Monseigneur DUGUE' DE BAGNOLS Conseiller du Roy en son Conseil d'Estat, Maistre des Requestes ordinaire de son Hostel, Intendant de la Justice, Police & Finances en Flandres.