A pleasant purge for a Roman Catholike to evacuate his evill humours consisting of a century of polemicall epigrams, wherein divers grosse errors and corruptions of the Church of Rome are discovered, censured, refuted, in a facetious yet serious manner / by William Prynne ...
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- A pleasant purge for a Roman Catholike to evacuate his evill humours consisting of a century of polemicall epigrams, wherein divers grosse errors and corruptions of the Church of Rome are discovered, censured, refuted, in a facetious yet serious manner / by William Prynne ...
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- Prynne, William, 1600-1669.
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- 1642.
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Contents
- title page
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TO
The Most Illustrious
CHARLES,
PRINCE OF WALES, ANDHeire Apparant to theCrowne of GREAT BRITAINE. - To the Courteous Reader.
- A Table of the Epigrams herein comprised.
- Errata.
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A
PLEASANT PVRGE
FOR A
ROMAN CATHOLICK, TO EVACVATE HIS EVILLHVMORS. Consisting of sundryEpigrams ; wher∣in diversErrors, and grosseCorruptions of the Church of Rome are discovered, censured, refuted, in aFacetious, yetserious Manner.- On, and against Popish Ave-Maries.
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On, and against Popish Beades, and Pater-Nosters
oft Repetition on them. - On, and against Popish Crucifixes, and Images of Christ.
- On, and against Popish Crucifixes, and ado∣ring them with Latria.
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On, and against, Popish Pictures of the Vir∣gin
Mary as a Queene, sitting on a Throne with a Triple Crowne on her head, and holding Christ, painted like a sucking Infant, in her Armes; and on the Reliques of her milke, which they keepe and shew. -
On, and against Papists painting the Vir∣gin
Mary, and other Saints in new fa∣shions, with frizled, poudred haire, and rich dresses. -
On Saint
Dominicks vision of Fryers of his Order hid in heaven under the Vir∣ginMaries Peticote; and on the Re∣liques of her Garments which Papists keepe and shew in sundry places. -
On, and against Papists reserving the Host
and carryning it in Procession.
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On Popish Tapers. -
On S.
Michaels Buckler and Poynard,kept for a Relique in the Chapple of S. Michaels Mount inNormandy. -
On the Reliques of
Iosephs Han, and theAsses tayle. -
On the Popish Sacrifice of the Masse. -
On Romes seven Sacraments.
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On Romes seven deadly Sinnes.
- On Romes Latine prayers.
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On Popish Miracles. -
On Popish whippings and Satisfactions.
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On Papists abstaining from flesh on fasting
dayes. -
On Papists making marriage a Sacrament, and forbidding Priests to marry, yet per∣mitting them to keepe Whores. -
On Romes extreame unction, and its being
a Sacrament. -
On Papists implicit Faith, and Images.
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On Popish blind obedience.
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On Popish Pilgrimages, Offerings, Knee∣lings
Prayers to the Images of the Vir∣gin Mary ; and their Worshipping of her and them. -
On Romes Worshipping the Crosse, Nayles and what ever touched Christs Body, with Latria or Divine Worship. -
On Romes Prayers to dead Saints, and
for the dead. -
On Romes Divine adoration of her pain∣ted Crosses. -
On the Papists supposed Looking-glasse of the Trinity, for their Saints to see Prayers in. -
On Prayers in an unknowne Tongue. -
On Romes Idoll and Idle Worship. -
On Transubstantiation. -
On Popish Transubstantiation and Anni∣hilation.
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On Transubstantiation and the Popes Vi∣carship.
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On the Reall Presence, Pix and Crucifixe.
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On Transubstantiation and Popes Leaders Bulls. -
On Popish Priests taking away the Cup from the People. -
On Popish Concomitancy and the Sacred
Cup. -
On Popish Concomitancy and halfe Com∣munion.
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On Praying to, and representing of God
and Saints by Pictures. -
On Worshipping Images. -
On Popish Confessers and Pardons.
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On Popish Altars and Masse Priests.
- On Popish Purgatory, and its fire.
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On Popish Judulgencies. -
On Popish Merits and Prayers to Saints. -
On Papists praying to Christ to save them
by Thomas Beckets blood, an Arch-Traytor and Rebell. -
On Romes Freewill.
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On Popish Priests shaven beards, and
Shorne Nunnes. -
On Popes Bulls and doubting of Sal∣vation.
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On Popish Saints and Patrons for particu∣lar Countries, Professions, Diseases, and kindes of Cattle, and their Ma∣ladies. - On Workes of Supererogation.
- On Papists good Workes to Merit Salva∣tion.
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On Popish Merits.
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On Auricular Confession. -
On Romes Prayers to Saints. -
On Popish Monkes, Players, Prayers, and
Merits. -
On Romes taking away the Scripture,
Cup, and Second Commandement from the People. -
On the Romish Masse. -
On the Popes two Swords.
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On the Popes two Keyes.
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On kissing the Popes feete.
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On the Pope being
Peters Successour. -
On the Popes Non erring whilst he sits in Peters Chaire. -
On the Popes not Erring. -
On the Popes not sinning and Erring as Popes, but as Men. -
On the Popes not Erring, and on falling from Grace. -
On the Popes Pardons, and mortall sinnes.
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On the Popes being Christs Vicar Generall
upon Earth.
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On Popes Pardons of Sinnes. -
On the Popes being head of the Church. -
On Romes Sinnes, Curses and Pardons. -
On the Pope and his Cardinals. -
On the Popes being Christs Vicar.
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On the Popes Vicarship and Vicars.
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On the Popes porphiry Chaire, wherein they are groped and tryed to be men. -
On Christs crowne of Thornes and the Popes triple Crowne of gold. -
On Peters poverty and the Popes great wealth and on the Popes being Peters Successors. -
On Popes Prohibiting Priests from mar∣riage.
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On Protestants damnation by Papists, and the Reason of it. -
On Romes Saviours and Jesuites. -
On no Salvation out of the Church of
Rome. -
On Papists making Apocrypha Canoni∣call, and Canonicall Scripture lesse thanApocryphall, and their blasphe∣mies against it, and Popes power o∣ver it. -
On the two
Arch-Patriarchs of PopishFryers S. Francis and S.Domi∣nicke. -
On the strange Popish Miracles, attributed
to, and forged of S. Vincent Ferrier, and S.Anthony ofPadua. -
On the Popish Blasphemous Legends of
their S. Catherine ofSennes. - On a Popish Miracle of their Deifide Hostia.
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On Papists prayers to those for Saints who
neither were Saints nor Men. -
On Popish blinde Obedience. -
On Romes making perpetuall visibility a
note of the true Church. -
On Romes making Multitude and Roman a note of the true Church. -
On Romes engrossing the name of the true
Church of Christ to her selfe onely. -
On Romes Religion turn'd to Policy.
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On Popes right to interpret Scripture, and their strange Glosses on sundry Texts, to prove their Supremacy, and the Law∣fulnesse of deposing and killing Kings, who disobey them. -
On the Popes Supremacy, and Soveraignety
Over Kings, Emperours, and King∣domes.
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On Popish
mages. -
On Romes Doctrine and Practise of E∣quivocation.
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On Papists blasphemous Assertions tou∣ching the Virgin Mary, to the disho∣nour of God the Father, and Christ his Sonne. -
On Romes Novelties, notwithstanding her pretence of Antiquity. - On, and against Romes halfe Communion, and Sacrilegious depriving the people of the Sacramentall Cup.
- On, and against, Popish and Superstitious Bowing to Altars, and rayling in the Lord Tables Altarwise.
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On, and against Popish bowing to Altars,
and adoration of the Host.